Susan’s Featured New Release: Cat and Mouse

Since it’s October first, we’re not going to mourn the loss of my favorite temporary XM Radio station. Nope. Not gonna do it.

Instead, we’re going to focus on the good and exciting. Today, that means a new release from my writer bud, Shelley Munro.

The book is called Cat and Mouse. Here’s a blurb from Shelley’s website:

Every woman has sexual needs. Lana Sinclair, feline shapeshifter and widow, is more than ready for a fun night with a likeminded male. Hot lovin’ is compulsory because she’s determined to scratch the itch that’s driving her crazy. This time, career-girl Lana is picking a malleable male who won’t try to corral her into the housewife role.

Fellow shifter Duncan Ross is the perfect candidate. The cowboy follows the rodeo circuit and is only in Middlemarch for the bull riding. One night of mutual seduction, slick, naked bodies and pleasure then he’ll be on his way.

Duncan is astonished when Lana propositions him, but no one could ever call him stupid. He’s always desired Lana and now that she’s ready for sex, he’s all action. It’s time to lasso the woman of his dreams with some sweet lovin’ and charm, a sexy massage and ropes spliced together with addictive pleasure. He’ll seduce her to his way of thinking—a permanent arrangement. This is one go-round Duncan is determined to win.

Woo! Sounds like a good one, Shelley! (If you’re over 18, you can read an excerpt by following that same link listed above.)

And since this is a Featured New Release, I HAD to ask the question:

What song makes you think of this book.

Here’s what Shelley said:

When I think of Cat and Mouse I think of the Garth Brooks’ song Rodeo. In Cat and Mouse the tables are turned because my heroine wants one night with the hero. She doesn’t want the bother of having him around all the time and is happy for him to travel the rodeo circuit unlike the woman in the song. Duncan, however, has other ideas and he’s a sneaky feline shifter. Lana doesn’t know what’s hit her…

Here’s a link to YouTube and a video of Rodeo. Man, that opening riff is addictive…

Check out Cat and Mouse and think of Garth as you do…