Ann Campbell (4)

Purr-fect Man is an erotic romance novelette which leans more towards erotic than romance. There's plenty of steam in this short story, but despite the heroine thinking to herself that she's fallen in love with the hero, the characters make no declarations of love. In fact, oddly enough, they don't ever even share a kiss on the lips. Normally, this would be a big detractor for me in a story that is billed as romance and is the main reason I knocked off a star, but the author managed to create some smokin' hot chemistry between Kate and Quinton that made it an enjoyable read in spite of the lack of more tender romantic interactions. Them already knowing each other through work and them lusting after one another for quite a while made their quick hook-up more believable too.

Because of the short length of only 46 pages, there isn't a lot of backstory given on Kate and Quinton. Kate is a veterinarian working in a center that rehabilitates injured or orphaned wildlife, and Quinton is a wildlife biologist. They've been working to find the poachers who've been taking mountain lions from the park where they both work. Quinton is a sexy Native American who also happens to be a cougar shape-shifter. In his cat form, he alternates between barely leashed tension and purring like a pussy cat, which was cute. In his human male form, he's all dominating alpha, but not in an overwhelming way. Quinton has been the object of Kate's dreams, desires, and fantasies for a long time, so when he shows up nearly naked in the clinic where she was spending the night, she's very forward with her invitation for him to join her on her pallet. They share a steamy night together, catch the bad guy, and then Kate's suspicions of Quinton's motives force him to finally reveal his secret shifter side. Overall, Purr-fect Man is a well-written and satisfying read that fans of erotic e-book quickies should enjoy.

Note: This novelette contains explicit language and sexual situations including spanking and anal play, which may offend some readers.… (meer)

I absolutely loved this book. At first it seemed to be a typical ‘opposites attract’ story. But as I began to read it, I began to fall in love with both J.P. and Tessa. They were amazing. Tessa because she thought that her attraction to J.P. would never be returned. J.P. because he thought that there was no way that Tessa would be able to handle his tastes. The dialogue between characters was amazing, the story line was great, and I was done before I even realized it. I will definitely be recommending ‘Product Testing’ to as many of my friends as I can. This is yet another story that will be forever in my ‘TBR’ folder. I will also be on the lookout for more by this author. I truly enjoyed Ms. Campbell’s work.

~ TRS for AReCafe… (meer)

Product Testing is a very short book, however the story wasn't spoiled with it being short.

I thought the author told the story very well and added adequate detail about the characters from what they wore what they looked like, what their personality was like and what they did outside of work. This worked really well.

Obviously I can't give anything away as it would spoil the whole of the book but Tessa isn't quite the `good girl' her boss J.P had thought.

Great short book if you fancy reading an quick erotic romance this is the book for you.… (meer)