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Girl with the Cat Tattoo (Cool Cats Book 1) (English Edition) Formato Kindle

Edizione Inglese di Theresa Weir (Autore) Formato: Formato Kindle
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For cat lovers everywhere, this sweet, quirky, and delightful romance is about a young woman and her matchmaking cat.

A little bit of mystery, a whole lot of whimsy.

About the book:

When a matchmaking cat takes it upon himself to find his young mistress a new mate, he accidentally stirs up memories better left forgotten.

Melody’s husband was murdered by what seemed a random act of violence. Two years later, the killer hasn’t been caught, and Melody is coping in unhealthy ways. During the day she’s a mild-mannered children’s librarian, but at night she’s a party girl, hanging out in bars, drinking with new friends, and often bringing home strange men. Although acquaintances have tried to keep in touch, Melody has cut herself off from most of the people in her old life. Max, her eccentric cat, doesn’t approve of her new friends, he’s tired of the parade of losers, and he finally takes it upon himself to find Melody a new man.

This book is 30,000 words, which equates to about 180 print pages.
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    12 dicembre 2013
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0087IE3QO
  • Editore ‏ : ‎ Belfry Press (12 dicembre 2013)
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni file ‏ : ‎ 1019 KB
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  • Lunghezza stampa ‏ : ‎ 166 pagine
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Brie C.
5,0 su 5 stelle Whimsical for people who don't like whimsical (or really like cats)
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 30 novembre 2012
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This book is almost entirely told from a cat's POV. If that didn't send you running the other way, you're probably getting it now, just like I did when I first heard about it. It sounds a bit wacky, and it is, but it's also funny and unique.

Max's human is Melody. He's worried about her because she keeps bringing men to their home, men that just spend the night and leave. Thus Max does what any cat would do and pees on the men's clothes so they know that they are not welcome. But he also knows that Melody hasn't been happy since her husband died two years ago. So he decides to take matters into his own hands --or paws-- and goes out in search of a mate for her. What follows is a bit of an oddball romance that includes a mystery, kitty shenanigans, Ellen DeGeneres and cupcakes.

The Girls With the Cat Tattoo is such a quirky story, that just thinking about it makes me smile. It's not to be taken too seriously, but it deals with some dark issues like the death of a spouse, violence, and the best way to walk a cat. It sounds silly, but it never crosses the line into ridiculous. Or I don't think it does, but I'm a fan of cats, so maybe I was blinded by love. But regardless of how the idea sounds to you, I think you should give it a try. Romance can be repetitive, and stepping out of our comfort zone from time to time can be nothing but interesting.

The main character is Max, and even though we see into his head, he never loses his animal qualities. This is not a human inside of a cat, it's a cat that thinks and does cat stuff. Obviously the matchmaking part is a very human-like characteristic, but even that was approached from an animal perspective. It's a very clever way to tell a story.

Melody is a great heroine, she has sex with a bunch of men and it's never a problem. She cares about her cat, dresses like Alice in Wonderland and is a bit lost. Maybe the idea of a cat narrating a book doesn't appeal to you, but I bet you want to know more about this Alice in Wonderland costume.

The love story is cute and romantic, and it's the main focus, even if it doesn't seem like it. There's even room for a mini big misunderstanding, a suspense subplot and some action. So it packs a lot of punch, a quirky fun punch. I know that this won't be for everyone, but if you like cats, it's a must read. Believe it or not, it's one of the best stories I've read this year, even if I'm not sure how to label it. It's a bit expensive for a novella, so download the sample first to make sure that you like the style. To me, it was perfect.
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Kindle Customer Jan
5,0 su 5 stelle A charming whimsical tale
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 5 novembre 2012
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I love this book! In fact I enjoyed it so much I read it during the course of just one day, as I couldn't put it down. It's a PURRfect winter read and worthy of a five meow star rating. Light the fire, grab your Kindle, curl up on the sofa with your cat(s), and enjoy!
It is a lighthearted read, but quirky, fun and utterly captivating. I was hooked from page one. Of course I'm a cat lady and this novel will definitely appeal to any cat lover as the story is told mostly from Max the tuxedo cat's point of view. The author clearly knows and understand cats so there are lots of charming and accurate details about cat behaviour. But it is more than just a cat's tale; it has romance, matchmaking, mystery, crime, murder, sadness and joy ~ as well as the most adorable sweet and heroic cat imaginable. I will definitely be looking for more by this author.
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Guitou
5,0 su 5 stelle Différent et adorable
Recensito in Francia il 21 luglio 2012
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Une histoire sincèrement trop mignonne et qui dévoile un autre aspect de l'immense talent de la surprenante Theresa Weir. C'est pétillant et plein de fantaisie. Vraiment adorable. The girl with the cat tattoo est le premier volet d'une trilogie et on croise les doigts pour que l'auteur la poursuive.
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lilradrad
4,0 su 5 stelle A typical tale of boy meets girl’s…cat.
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 7 febbraio 2014
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Girl with the Cat Tattoo is your typical tale of boy meets girl’s…cat.

Meet Max.

“A cat, especially a cat like him, had to retain an outward appearance of cool at times.”

Max is not your typical cat. He’s what you would describe as a Kitler. He’s also very smart and actually knows what’s going on around him. Max lives with Melody, who showers him with love and affection but he does not approve of her choices in men. Because he loves Melody and wants her to be happy, he decided that it’s his job to bring home a proper mate for her (who would also shower him with love and affection, of course).

The only time I read a cat’s POV is from a chapter of Alice Clayton’s Wallbanger. It was funny but it was also brief. I thought it would be the same with this book, that Max’s POV will only be in a couple of special chapters and then we move on to the main characters but I was wrong. Max is one of the main characters. Honestly, if I knew that almost half of this book is going to be told through Max’s POV, I would probably pass on it because romance told by a cat? Kind of weird.

But I was wrong…again.

Max definitely had character. It’s like the world being told from a slightly vain,

“It was a great picture of him. A wonderful picture of him. Melody liked to take photos of him acting silly, Photos when his eyes were wild and he’d been doing a little too much catnip. But this was sweet. And wow did his eyes ever look yellow. What a handsome cat he was.”

somewhat wussy cat,

“Confession time. He actually liked it better than a real mouse. Once he’d seen a real mouse in the basement. It squeaked and jumped out from behind a broom. Max ran like hell, and for quite some time he avoided that area.”

with a bit of a god-like complex.

“Max thought about the string of losers that had come and gone until he’d brought Joe home. Which just went to prove that humans didn’t always know what was best for them. Sometimes they needed their cats to give them guidance.”

His POV was both hilarious and adorable! His matchmaking antics and outlook on life and love just made a storyline that has been told time and again to become completely original because if you leave Max out of this story, this book will really just be a typical tale of widow meets undercover cop and there’s definitely countless books about that.

But aside from Max, I also appreciate that Joe is not your typical cop romance hero. For one thing, he’s not described as a panty-dropping beautiful playboy. You know, the type who has women fawning over him. For another, he has a more Beta personality than Alpha and that was just damn refreshing. As much I like demanding, broody Alpha males in romance books, they are a dime a dozen in this genre. No, Joe is a regular guy who just happens to be a cop. His character is realistic and he is really someone you would want to be with in real life.

A quirky cat deserves a quirky mistress and Melody is definitely that. I love how she is unapologetic about her quirkiness and she doesn’t care that others may think her as odd.

“The man was giving her that look. A look she was used to seeing. Yes, she was wearing the Pippi Longstocking costume she wore for story hour, but even when she was dressed in jeans and a T-shirt, people sometimes gave her that look. A person had to be what a person had to be. And maybe she’d gotten odder since David’s death.”

She is also unapologetic and quite public and vocal about her love for her cat and to tell you frankly, she really is a bit weird. I found it odd how much her life revolved around her cat. She’s like a cat lady in the making.

“People used to say Melody led a charmed life. Once she’d even found the end of a rainbow. It was the oddest thing, because there was nothing there. Nothing. Just a field. She’d never told anybody about it, not anybody but Max. She told Max a lot of things she didn’t tell anyone else. He didn’t understand, but she loved that she could tell him anything and he seemed to listen."

Max saved Melody from her cat-lady fate of course because he brought her and Joe together, although there were quite a few bumps along the way. As this is a book with a cop for a hero, then it’s expected that there’s also a bit of mystery and intrigue along with the romance. I like how a seemingly light book can be so seamless with its darker elements. This book dealt with crime, death and murder but it still retained that same easy vibe that it had when I first started it.

And as much as I like reading smutty romance books, I’m getting pretty bored with the sex scenes. Nowadays, unless if there’s plot changing dialogue in these scenes, I tend to skim them. It was actually refreshing to read a book that focused on other things beside the hero and heroine’s uncontrollable lust for one another. This book was the perfect example that you don’t need sex scenes just to make the romance interesting because there are other things that you can focus on. Like the actual relationship between the characters and how they (including Max) set out in finding a compromise so that they can all be together.

Told from the POV of three very likable main characters that I absolutely rooted for, I had so much fun reading this book. I was looking for something light, easy and uncomplicated and this book was all that plus it was also very original, and again, that is mainly because of its characters. I highly recommend Girl with the Cat Tattoo if you are looking for a smut-free, clean adult romance with quirk and a certain flair.
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ingsinta
3,0 su 5 stelle Cute and simple
Recensito in Francia il 25 marzo 2013
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Nothing too heavy or serious, story line quite predictable but somehow acceptable, perfect to read just before bed or in your summer days sipping cocktails next to your piscine!
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