Cam Marsden is a dominant bear shifter living in a human world. He has carved an ATV tour business out of nothing and is trying to fit into a town that doesn’t accept shifters. Feelings are dangerous for a creature like him, so over the years he has taught himself extreme discipline to be able to blend into his small Colorado town. But when a little spitfire house cat shifter books a tour with him for an UnValentine’s Day celebration, his interest is piqued. She’s mean as sin, and sexy as hell, and dangerous to him in ways he can’t yet understand. She hates this holiday, but Cam has a plan to find all the dirty ways to take her mind off the day.
Moira Jennings has escaped her boring life to the Woodpecker Inn to celebrate her least favorite holiday with other bitter singles. She is not looking for friendship, much less the romantic attention of a powerful bear shifter, but the meaner she is, the more he seems to like her. Cam makes no sense. That man is too hot for his own good and a clever hard worker, so why is he throwing all this attention at her? She is just an unfriendly house cat shifter with an attitude problem and lack of a social life. But the more she hangs out with the complicated predator shifter, the more she thinks there is more to life than the bitterness she has been clinging to.
This UnValentine’s Day celebration is about to change her life forever and in ways she could have never predicted…and part of her wants to fight it, but a bigger part of her wants to see what this love-thing is all about.
Don’t miss the final installment in T.S. Joyce’s bestselling Oh Yes She Did series. Get ready to laugh and fall in love. What happens when an armadillo, a hamster, and a house cat walk into a bar? Find out in this smile-inducing series about quirky shifters and the humans that love them.
**This series is hot, Crew. Intended for a mature audiences.
T.S. Joyce is devoted to bringing hot shifter romances to readers. Hungry alpha males are her calling card, and the wilder the men, the more she'll make them pour their hearts out. She werebear swears there'll be no swooning heroines in her books. It takes tough-as-nails women to handle the shifters of Bear Valley.
She lives in a tiny town, outside of a tiny city, and devotes her life to writing big stories. Foodie, bear whisperer, ninja, thief of tiny bottles of awesome smelling hotel shampoo, nap connoisseur, movie fanatic, and zombie slayer, and most of this bio is true.
Bear Shifters? Check Smoldering Alpha Hotness? Double Check Sexy Scenes? Fasten up your girdles, ladies and gents, it's gonna to be a wild ride.
Leave Me is the third and final book in this UnValentine series, which follows Moira aka Debbie Downer and Cam, owner and operator of the ATV Tours that run when UnValentine week is happening.
Cam is a bear shifter and is instantly intrigued by Moira and her prickly nature upon their first meeting. Soon UnValentine’s Day becomes something more, which neither expected when they decided to forge ahead with some sexy times together🥰
A great story and loved seeing all our favourite couples again❣️
This is book three in the series and has the most laugh out loud moments. We are back at the Un-Valentine’s week like book two but this time the focus is on a new character named Moira. She has had some awful experiences with men. Moira dislikes romance, men, people in general, which is why she is at the lodge. Moira insults everyone and it’s funny. Birdie and Lance, from book two, are part of this story and it’s good to get to see them together. Next we have the attractive Cam, the ATV tour guide for the lodge. Cam is the best. He has the funny comebacks to Moira. Plus all the banter leads to more before either Cam nor Moira know what happens. There is a happy ending. Read On!
Oh my, the MFC is so grumpy. The whole premise of these books is that people go to the lodge for an unvalentine's day vacation.
“Oh, happy UnValentine’s Day, let me orchestrate an unromantic adventure for you, Moira, only I’ll make it a couple’s retreat with Smooch and Handsy over there,” she griped, gesturing once again to Birdie and Lance, who were staring at her with troubled looks now. “Don’t look at me! Look at each other!”
Her anger is over the top but the MMC is up for the task and figures her out.
“That’s what this is?” he gritted out. He eased away from her. “Bad kitty. No rewards for ruining lunches.”
Moira is just nasty for the sake of being nasty. No one should have to work this hard to have someone not be horrible to them. He obviously names her damage and calls her out on it, and she has the usual “oooh, smart boy” thoughts to herself, but she just took so much energy and there was no reason for him to continue pursuing her. I kind of wanted to see more of her shifted form too. We’re told things she does (like ‘zoomies’) but it doesn’t happen on page. It’s short, so very insta and has a nice resolution at the end.
What I like about this author is that she writes unusual shifters and the last book and this one this one had that in spades! It was fun to see Moira change over the course of the story, easy to see why she was so jaded. Cam had the same issues, so he understood her, yet he remained positive and slowly chipped away at Moira's walls. Nice to see how this ended, with every happy and together again.
Oh I really love this story of Cam and Moira 😍 I must say I wasn't expecting this after the last book I thought it was just another short story but I love both of these characters and just the intricacies of them working through past relationships to find forever this author is just amazing she truly puts you in the story and keeps you captivated and wanting more
Such a sweet story. Moira hates Valentine's Day and joins the group to celebrate an Un-Valentine holiday. She's caustic and unfriendly until she meets Cam. They're drawn together and the closer they get there's a real change in her attitude. She learns to trust him and they fall in love. Moira not only gains a loving relationship by also a circle of close friends. Definitely leaves you feeling good.
Loved the main characters especially Moira. Her snarky/not sweet personality was a hoot. I love a good man who can bring out the best in a woman by accepting all of her, the good and the snark.. Just wish this had been a full length book cuz the characters were so interesting and entertaining.
Love this Unvalentine series.. This one was great too. I wish the author had written more about their year apart as they got their lives sorted to be together. Some cute FaceTime..that kind of thing, but maybe it was berry wrapping that up for a happy ending.
Another heart warming story. This time the feline is abrasive and down right mean. When a bear calls her out she is stumped into rexamining herself and how she treats everyone around her. This time the thorn bush finally lets her guard down to become a rose. Enjoy this one!
Loved the series and all the characters... Good short stories for pure escape which is needed in these troubled times... Good snorts and laughter to be found...
And T s Joyce knocks it out the ball park again, haveing A HOUSE cats, I totally get moiras zoomies lol but this book is so perfect for Valentine’s Day, it celebrates love, it’s brilliant, SO READ IT AND MAKE YOUR HEART ALL WARM AND FUZZIE
The lady in black from last book who is scared of the hamster gets her story when she goes on the ATV ride this book might fall at same time as last book or on last day of that book.
It was an awesome story to read. Cam and moria both hated the holiday but fate intervened by putting them together in ATV ride. You just never know what you will find on a trip.😃😃
What a way to celebrate, staying in cabins with people who feel the same. But of course the best thing happens and you find the love you wanted. I love how two complete strangers find each other and know they want to be together.
The last person you expect to feature in a love story makes the most amazing transformation by the end. This may be the only housecat shifter I've ever read about, and she does a great job of representing the species.
This whole series has been a delight. It's funny and sweet. It's a rom-com book version. This author is a big favorite of mine. I highly recommend this series.
It’s a perfect ending to the series and I enjoyed every written word. I’m looking forward to what this author will do next and of course I’ll be reading all of her books as always.