Love the Mackilligan sisters! Charlie is as bada**as ever! Love how Max can smile so sweetly while describing how she will mutilate and kill you. Meds might have mellowed Stevie out too much though.Ze picks up being a cat pretty quick one he accepts.

Lots of laughs! Looks like there will be more books.

I received an ARC of the book in exchange for a honest review.

The book was well written. I liked both MCs. However the plot didn't really focus on them. It focused on other characters 70 percent of the time. This book honestly felt like a filler for the series; it set up more characters for future books. Which is fine I guess. But it kinda ruined Max's book for me. I have looking forward to Max's book since Charlie's book. And Zé feels like he's a good match for Max. I'm not saying about the book wasn't good because it was. The book just didn't feel up to par with the rest of the author's work. I'm honestly disappointed.

Thank you netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Another disappointing novel by this author. Her earlier novels were funny and action packed so I'm not sure what's happening with her latest ones. They are full of violence, cheesy lines and crazy unreliable characters. The plot is told in this confusing, underwhelming structure that shoots out characters like a automatic weapon. I couldn't follow what was going on and Max kept calling ZE her kitty cat which is not amusing or sexy. Just one big waste of time.

Shelly Laurenston/G.A. Aiken consistently produces paranormal romance that manages to be both heart-warming and totally bonkers. Zeze Vargas doesn't know he's a cat until he kidnaps Max, but after seeing her shred a team of henchmen he knows that the world he once knew was only a facade. In fact, Max and her family are honey badgers. Aggressively loyal and nearly unkillable, the MacKilligan sisters are some of my favorite characters of all time. This may or may not be the final honey badger book in the series, but I hope that we return to the MacKilligan sisters again soon. Don't start the series here, go back to the beginning and read all three at once for maximum enjoyment.

Max is a saucy little thing, “sure. Does my lightweight head on your massively built bicep bother your sensitive cat nerves?” The girl has a temper on her, “I just kill things. And you’re a thing I’m feeling the need to kill.” I liked this book, I loved seeing all the characters again.