Good, I always like her stuff. Could probably have used a content warning about deaths/family lose, I imagine it could be disturbing for the wrong audience. (they're handled well, it's a good book, but it's still a lot and not what I was expecting while reading.

This book had me cackling from the very beginning! If your looking for something fun, hilarious and sweet, this is for you!
The story follows Kitty and Miles. Kitty has a business called The kitty whisperer, where she does home check ins and takes care of cats. Miles needs to hire her to take care of his moms cat while she’s in the hospital.
Their first meeting isn’t the best, kitty thinks miles is a cate hating douche and miles thinks kitty is apparently a cat killer.
Their banter is hilarious and light hearted. This was such an easy and enjoyable book to read.
It does discuss some heavier topics, the death of a child (which happened in the past) death of a parent and a parent with dementia. But it was more heartwarming than sad.
This is a pretty low dram book, there’s no third act break up. It would be a great palate cleanser book and it’s one that I’d love to read again for the comfort.
I definitely recommend it and I’m sure you’ll have a Cat-tastic time! Sorry, I couldn’t resist having at least one cat joke😉

A Love Catastrophe is a sweet romance between Kitty and Miles. Kitty runs a cat sitting business and Miles works as a data analyst for the NHL. Their relationship starts out rock but things eventually turn around for the better. I enjoyed how the two characters bond with each other over similar heartbreak. The characters are relatable and down to earth. I laughed out loud and cried. As always, Helena Hunting did a wonderful job with this book. I really enjoyed it.

This was a quick read with Helena Hunting’s typical likable characters. While I will always read everything she writes, I think this may have been a bit too quirky for me. The cat, kitty, kat puns were a bit too much and distracting from the story. These characters have each experienced loss, are still dealing with grief and ongoing consequences of same. So I think the punny-ness took me out of the moment a bit too much to be fully invested. I loved the relationship between the two MC and the two sisters. All in all this wasn’t as much as a rom com as.I expected but still full of heart and romance.

This Rom-Com was absolutely hilarious and I fell completely in love with these characters and the story! This was everything you need in a romance. I love Helena Hunting's books, her story lines are always on point, her writing style sings to my heart. She will always be an auto buy for me and I will never be disappointed.
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I was underwhelmed by this book. Being a cat person myself, I loved the subject, but the story just fell flat for me. The romance was kind of just boring and dull. Not enough connection between Kitty and Miles. Everything they said just seemed fake and contrived. Definitely not my favorite book.

This was an enjoyable light romcom. It was full of laughs and plenty of cringe moments. You can’t help but to fall in love with these two quirky characters and their pets!

A light book in the world of hockey and cat sitting, with the influence of social networks in our lives. The subject is also death and turning the page after losing someone.
The characters met at a time when they each need someone and help each other to get better.
A cute story to read at any time.
I would still have liked more twists and turns in the story.

This was the perfect weekend read with characters that I loved! Kitty is a cat person who gets on better with animals than she does with people - and in the story she finds her way to someone who becomes her person. Both her and Miles have experience with grief - which bonds them after a not so positive first encounter. In this story grief is explored in an empathetic. Mention is also made of Alzheimer's. I highly recommend this wonderful story.

I expected both more and less from this book and honestly had a hard time rating it. As an animal lover myself, I was immediately intrigued by the synopsis. The story centers around our heroine, Kitty, who owns a cat training/sitting business who falls in love with a NHL data analyzer who hires her to help with his mom's cat. Their initial interactions were full of hilarious awkwardness and then morphed into a very supportive relationship. But honestly, the chemistry between them just wasn't there for me. Not sure why. I did love the fact that there was no huge misunderstanding that drove them apart for a while like most romances. But there was just something lacking for me. The book also deals with some really heavy issues like loss/grief, aging parents and the pitfalls of social media, so the book wasn't as light- hearted and fun as I was expecting, but I think they were handled well. Just know that this is not what I would categorize as a rom-com. All in all, it was a solid read, just not one of my favorites. Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the advance copy.

Thanks to Forever (Grand Central Publishing) and NetGalley for the advanced readers copy!

Kitty is a professional cat sitter and tends to keep to herself. She takes a new job for Miles (a dog person), who asks Kitty to take care of his mom's hairless cat, Prince Francis. Prince Francis can be a total jerk and Kitty makes it her mission to change Miles's opinion about cats. After a lot of time spent together and instant chemistry, they find themselves drawn together.

Kitty and Miles are a sweet couple. They are both very supportive of each other and understanding about their family traumas. Their connection did feel a bit rushed to me but was still ab enjoyable read!

Special Thanks to Forever Publishing and Netgalley for providing me with this Arc, In This Contemporary Enemies to Lovers, (Slow Burn) Romance. Readers meet Kitty Hart, Online influencer/ cat extraordinaire and face behind The Cat Whisperer Pet Care service. Kitty provides companionship training, and support for both kitties and their respective owners. Enter Miles Thorn, a workaholic who is not fond of cats, however, is desperate for Kittys help to tame his furry arch nemesis prince Francis. Moving forward, a series of shenanigans take place.


This is my first Helena Hunting book, and it certainly will not be my last. However, Sensitive themes such as grief, Divorce, and Dementia are addressed in heavy detail throughout making reading difficult at times. I recommend considering these content warnings prior to reading. Overall. This was a great book filled with heart, The love of family and sharp humor. A must read for cat lovers, and those in need of a feel-good story.

This book was very good. It felt pretty insta-lovey which was the only detractor. Overall it was a very fun read.
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I enjoyed this more than I expected. Kitty and Miles were fun characters and I enjoyed watching their interactions and growth. A little sex scene heavy which I'm not huge on, but overall I really enjoyed this one.

When Miles needs a cat sitter to watch his mother’s cat he ends up finding Kitty the Cat Whisperer. Kitty has created her own business cat sitting and training felines along with helping with adoptions at her local cat cafe. When she first meets Miles she gets knocked to the floor, literally! As Kitty and Miles grow closer they realize they have a lot more in common than they first thought. Will a catastrophe end up sinking Kitty’s business and her relationship with Miles?

This book has the perfect balance of a fun rom com with serious familial deaths and health diagnoses. I especially connected to Miles and his journey trying to navigate his mother’s Alzheimer’s as I have had family members suffer from the disease as well. This story will be added to my favorites list to come back to again and again!

The potential was there and I was even enjoying it at the beginning then the plot disappeared and the dialogue became boring. Her writing is honestly so wordy and lengthy and she doesn’t skim she just writes about the days one after another like a very slow boring movie. This is a no for me.

Thanks netgalley for the ebook in exchange of a review.

*ARC Review*

4.5 stars

A Love Catastrophe is SO cute! The Helena Hunting book follows Kitty, the insta famous cat sitter. She is sunshine as a human and is effervescent. She loves cats and loves her family. We get to see her meet Miles, an NHL analyst who needs someone to watch his mother's cat. Miles starts off very grumpy, but as we learn more about him we understand the grump and see he is a big softie.

Beyond their delightfully terrible meeting, their growing friendship to romance, and all of the sweet cats (and some dogs too!), there are some very interesting themes. Both MCs bond over familial grief and see a lot of similarities in their lives. They both have to work through past traumas and get ready for the next step in their life, no matter how scary.

This was a quick, FUN read that also had some really lovely depth. I would highly recommend.

That was wonderful! Yes, there were some puns, but, it was a simple, sweet, sexy, love story. These two perfectly imperfect people meet and don’t really hit it off. But the sparks are there, and over time, they connect, attach, and fall in love. No high drama, no craziness, just a natural progression in their relationship. Along the way, they learn certain truths about themselves, make some changes in their thoughts and actions, and become more comfortable with who they are. And they have a wonderful cat and dog that play important roles in their lives. Loved everything about this book and never wanted it to end!

I love Helena Huntings books, and while this one started off a bit slow, and a little on the sad side, I did enjoy the book overall. Miles started so grumpy, and I was not feeling him as the hero of the story, but by the end I just adored him.

It was definitely on the sadder/heavier side, but there were still those laugh out loud moments I have with Helena Huntings books.

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC

What a paw-some book?! This book is a love letter to cat lovers. It is filled with humor and heart. I loved it.

I voluntarily read an early copy.