A Love Catastrophe by Helena Hunting
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Love Catastrophe by Helena Hunting is a sweet, swoon-worthy recipe of happiness, with a combination
of the many of my favorites tropes, including a disastrous meet-cute, opposites
who attract, sunshine meets the grump, and friends to lovers. The sunshine comes
from the good-hearted, cat-loving heroine, who is a devoted animal whisperer.
Kitty Hart is a quirky, sweet, and quirky web phenomenon with a cat-sitting
business. Her path crosses with the grumpy, brooding, and stressed hero, Miles
Thorn, a data analyst for an NHL team who needs someone to take care of his
mother's menacing cat while she is in the hospital. He hires Kitty after doing
his web search, getting impressed by her skills, even though he doesn't believe
she can connect with his mother's evil incarnation cat, which needs urgent
exorcism.
They both couldn't be more different: one is an
optimist, a smiling cat lover, and the other is a sulking, pessimistic dog
lover. Their chemistry is off the charts. They share their pasts and the
burdens that hold them back from moving on with their lives. They are also dealing
with triggering, sensitive subjects, including the loss of family members,
grief, and cyber bullying. Overall this is a heartwarming, heartfelt love story,
filled with feline (and some canine)
hijinx that only added to the charm of the story. I
highly recommend A
Love Catastrophe to other readers.
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.
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