Sleet Kitten: Book One of the Sleet Series

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There are steamy scenes as their relationship develops into something more. The author used a dual point of view for the reader to understand both characters’ feelings. The suspense added flavor to the story leaving the reader craving for more.

S.J. Tilly lives in Minnesota with her husband and their herd of boxers. She spends an unhealthy amount of time with her face buried in books, reading and writing. If she’s not nose deep in text, or harassing her dogs, she’s probably playing with her plants, pretending she knows how to garden. Vincent isn’t afraid of showing his feelings for Sasha. He’s also happy seeing how Annie, his daughter, and Sasha interact, witnessing how Sasha has brought out the little girl in Annie, showing how much she needed a mother in her life. The story is intriguing, with twists to keep you guessing what will happen next. Be sure to get hooked up right from the start to the end. Vincent and Sasha had an instant attraction and great chemistry from the time they met, and what they thought would be a one-night -stand turned into something more once they met again. Vincent didn’t take long before realizing he could have something special with Sasha since she’s the kindest and sweetest being he has met. Sasha has a lot of compassion and love for people; you can’t help but love her. However, soon Vincent’s past comes haunting him when his ex-brother-in-law shows up, threatening both Sasha and Annie. Will Sasha’s love be enough to save him? If you don’t start talking, out loud, in words, I’m going to come over there and drag the details out of you!”He also happens to come from a crime family that has become legitimate. His father was a part of a mafia group, and Vincent wants to have a different image. He’s also a single father and a man she should not want, but unfortunately, she can’t stop thinking about it. He didn’t like how Sasha sneaked out of his bed in Vegas, but now he feels that she’s where he wants her if only she could stay out of his way. At first, Sasha wished she should have the other direction, paid her tab, and then returned to her room, but he was there to confuse her. All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate. A dating app. A hotel bar. A sexy-as-hell man... who’s sweet, and funny, and - did I mention? sexy-as-hell… I fortified my courage and invited myself up to his room.

Grabbing my phone, I see Meghan’s name and I answer with the grumpiest tone I can manage. “What?”

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How will she handle herself when she gets to the game after realizing over twenty thousand people in the stands are wearing his jersey? She ignores my tone. “Hmmm? Okay, so there’s something you aren’t telling me here. But before we get into that, I was calling to warn you. Give you a heads-up. Whatever.” Audiobook Sleet Kitten: Book One of the Sleet Series by S. J. Tilly in the ListenBook app Want to listen to the audiobook Sleet Kitten: Book One of the Sleet Series written by S. J. Tilly He wonders how she managed to catch his attention in a matter of hours, something that he has never experienced before. Since Katelyn has never watched The Godfather movie, they decide to watch it together, but soon after, she falls asleep.

But when he presses my buttons, he presses ALL my buttons. And I’m not the type of girl who takes things sitting down. I mean, I only got caught on my knees that one time. In the museum. Damn it, who the hell is calling me!” I shout at no one, since I’m at home, alone. But really - who the hell is calling me on a Saturday morning? Meghan keeps talking. “People love it. And the internet did not disappoint. There are some great edits out there!” Nothing bad, I promise! But you’re semi-famous after those videos posted from last night. Didn’t take long for them to spread like head lice at a daycare.”