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Kitten
Kitten
Kitten and Kitten 2, together in one print volume Kitten: Shaun lives in a world where were creatures are treated as pets for work and sexual pleasure. Until a few days before his 18th birthday, Shaun believed himself a normal human. Days after his first change, he finds himself sold to the training institute. His breed a rare white tiger form, highly prized and sought after. Escaping the institute, Shaun is free until a human Master finds him. When Ashley claims him, Shaun is at first resentful. Given no time to adjust to what he is, Shaun simply can't accept who he is. With infinite patience, Ashley sets out to help Shaun learn to accept himself and to give new meaning to the label placed on Shaun. Kitten 2: Master Ashley and his beloved "Kitten," cat-shifter Shaun, are back to face more obstacles standing in the way of their happiness. When Shaun's stolen, Ashley does everything in his power to rescue his beloved Kitten--even crossing entire continents. When he finds Shaun, however, things aren't quite what they seem to be. Does Ashley have a place in Shaun's new life? Or will the love they've built crumble in the face of life-altering events?
215 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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About the author
Mychael Black
321 books113 followersFormerly known as Kay Derwydd
Myc has been writing professionally since 2005, solo and with Shayne Carmichael. Genres include pretty much anything (no steampunk yet), though Myc is well known for paranormal stories. When not writing, Myc is usually playing PC games, reading, editing, watching movies and shows on Netflix and Amazon, or spending way too much time on Facebook.
Myc has been writing professionally since 2005, solo and with Shayne Carmichael. Genres include pretty much anything (no steampunk yet), though Myc is well known for paranormal stories. When not writing, Myc is usually playing PC games, reading, editing, watching movies and shows on Netflix and Amazon, or spending way too much time on Facebook.
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
January 25, 2010
I didn't like the whole pet/master concept. Not that I'm not kinky, but I don't care for pets.
This book strikes me as something that might appeal to Furries. I'm not making a joke; I'm just saying.
This book strikes me as something that might appeal to Furries. I'm not making a joke; I'm just saying.
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April 8, 2009I have had for about one year the intention to read this book. I think it was the first book I discover by Mychael Black and for a reason or another, never start to read it. Then some days ago I answered to a poll by Phaze and they gave an ebook free for that. So I chose Kitten.
I have always had an idea that Kitten was a iper sexy and kinky book, about a Master and his Pet relationship. Shaun is a werecat who didn't know until eighteen years old to be a shifter. In the futuristic world where he lives, weres are like pet for human: they are used for sex and play and they are not treat as human being. So when he learns the true about himself he flies away from the rehabilitation center where his parents have sold him. And he finds Ashley, a man who is contrary to the way the society treats weres and he decides to claim Shaun as his own pet to protect him.
Even if Ashley is the Master, he is not a commanding character. He craves intimacy and kindness and he is willing to give them back. He doesn't ask or pretend nothing from Shaun, but he waits for Shaun to give him all freely. Shaun is young and he know few things about sex, but a lot about what society expects him to do. And when he finds Ashley, he is deeply grateful to the fate that has led him to a so kind man. The relationship between the two is of comfort and tender love.
The story has a tinge of sadness I didn't expect. Really the few "kinky" scenes you will find are not essential to the story: I was just enough satisfy from the story as it was. Not that I'm complaining for them, but I have liked better the caring and tender part than the sexy.
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I have always had an idea that Kitten was a iper sexy and kinky book, about a Master and his Pet relationship. Shaun is a werecat who didn't know until eighteen years old to be a shifter. In the futuristic world where he lives, weres are like pet for human: they are used for sex and play and they are not treat as human being. So when he learns the true about himself he flies away from the rehabilitation center where his parents have sold him. And he finds Ashley, a man who is contrary to the way the society treats weres and he decides to claim Shaun as his own pet to protect him.
Even if Ashley is the Master, he is not a commanding character. He craves intimacy and kindness and he is willing to give them back. He doesn't ask or pretend nothing from Shaun, but he waits for Shaun to give him all freely. Shaun is young and he know few things about sex, but a lot about what society expects him to do. And when he finds Ashley, he is deeply grateful to the fate that has led him to a so kind man. The relationship between the two is of comfort and tender love.
The story has a tinge of sadness I didn't expect. Really the few "kinky" scenes you will find are not essential to the story: I was just enough satisfy from the story as it was. Not that I'm complaining for them, but I have liked better the caring and tender part than the sexy.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1594268851/?...
September 21, 2010
Well..............this was an odd book. The world that these authors have created is complex yet interesting. Wish we would have gotten more of a backstory on this world.
The hero/hero, I thought were great. I could really feel the love between them both. The sex scenes were great. Erotic, raw, intimate and a bit kinky. This is an all m/m book so if you're not into that, then pass this one up. I'm up for anything so I enjoyed this aspect of it. lol
I liked who Shaun turned out to be. (won't spoil it) Ashley's support of him was wonderful and never wavering.
Trying to wrap my mind around the society as a whole was hard. The names of the cities/continents was a bit confusing and visualizing these part were creatures part human being "pets" was difficult.
Was definately interesting and a MUCH DIFFERENT read I'm used to.................
O I would DEFINATELY get the book that has BOTH stories in it. The second part is must to understand the full storyline, I think.
The hero/hero, I thought were great. I could really feel the love between them both. The sex scenes were great. Erotic, raw, intimate and a bit kinky. This is an all m/m book so if you're not into that, then pass this one up. I'm up for anything so I enjoyed this aspect of it. lol
I liked who Shaun turned out to be. (won't spoil it) Ashley's support of him was wonderful and never wavering.
Trying to wrap my mind around the society as a whole was hard. The names of the cities/continents was a bit confusing and visualizing these part were creatures part human being "pets" was difficult.
Was definately interesting and a MUCH DIFFERENT read I'm used to.................
O I would DEFINATELY get the book that has BOTH stories in it. The second part is must to understand the full storyline, I think.
September 4, 2008
Interesting book, with shapeshifting and all. A bit rushed in some parts. Doesn´t spoil your fun though
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November 20, 2008Kitten by Mychael Black (2008)
July 7, 2008
Interesting concept. I enjoyed this book.
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