Yeti! Were? by Celia Kyle From Changeling Press site: On the night of the midnight moon, Sela finds herself locked in an industrial freezer, put there by none other than her alpha's half-crazed brother. Content to spend her weekend as a wolf for the duration at the frozen prison, she doesn't expect the whack job to thrust someone else in there with her. Now, faced with the choice of shifting and tearing into the yummy man's hide or simply fucking through the lust frenzy that accompanies the midnight moon, Sela doesn't know what to do. Decisions, decisions...

Yosi should have kept driving right through the town. He definitely shouldn't have stopped for dinner at The Den. When the weaselly wolf, Ron, approached him, he told the man exactly what he thought of him. Which landed him in a nice stay at the local meat plant and a cozy room in their freezer. Not a good place for a yeti to be. Drastic changes in temperature from hot to cold make Yosi feral, and horny...

As soon as I saw the title of Celia Kyle's Yeti! Were? I knew I had to get it. It's known I enjoy a good paranormal tale and when it's evident I'm going to get a bit of humor with that tale, I'm set

I loved these characters! Sela I found to be humorous, strong, and I liked seeing a heroine oh so willing to stand up for herself. And with Yosi I had the chance to see a different sort of paranormal hero which is always fun : He was strong when he needed to be and deliciously tender at other times.

The tension in this story I thought was quite well done - not only as each of them fought the urge to shift but also as they dealt with the animal attraction overcoming them. The passion between these two characters was intense and hot!

Celia Kyle penned a fine tale with this one and for me it was a wonderful introduction to a new to me author. I'm looking forward to reading more from her and seeing what other creative creations she comes up with.

C.L.

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