Cat Therapy is now available on Amazon as a Kindle and Print book.
I'm offering a rafflecopter giveaway to promote my book. The prizes are a signed copy of the print book of Cat Therapy, a catnip pouch for your beloved cat, and a polymer-clay cat necklace. The prizes will be posted to you when the rafflecopter ends.
I'm also looking for reviewers to read my book. My reviewers will get a beautiful cat coloring and sticker book with a book of cat images and quotes. You can enter this on the second rafflecopter below. All you have to do is show me your receipt of purchase and your review on Amazon. Prize is not dependent on how many stars you give my book. You just have to have read it to the end and reviewed it honestly.
These two giveaways will run until the end of March to give you time to read the book.
Cat Therapy is a tender and funny women's fiction and romance novel about healing, love, and cats—lots of them!
Two-times divorcée Cherry Smith is quite happy with single life. Well, a little lonely at times—until she gets given four more cats to add to her two. When the kitten needs some shots, she visits the new vet in town. Dr. Jeff Clark turns out to be even more handsome than what she's heard. But Cherry can't let him distract her—she's been burned too many times by attractive men. Jeff makes her feel uncomfortable, especially when he seems to disapprove of her having six cats. To pacify him, she tells him that she's running a cat therapy hotel. As she ponders the lie, she realizes what a fantastic idea it is, especially since she has to move out of her home. With the help of her friend Delia, they set up a bed-and-breakfast facility.
People come from far and wide to enjoy the love of her cats, including a gentle widower named Seb, who needs help with his grieving son. Maybe she should rather date Seb. He'd make the perfect husband. And, much to her irritation, Jeff keeps checking up on her cat therapy hotel. How can she get rid of him? When Cherry is swept away by the trials and joys of her cat therapy hotel, she has to learn what she wants most in life and the true meaning of love and friendship.
I shelter elderly rescues, so I have a ton of stories. Taming feral cats is always fulfilling. I have a special place for them in my heart.
ReplyDeleteWow, I'd love to hear how you tame feral cats! What an awesome job you have! Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteWhat a charming premise for what sounds like an amusing love triangle that also deals with serious themes about loss, grief, and second (third?) chances. Congrats!
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Thank you so much!
DeleteI have a wonderful tuxedo cat named Lucy. She was a neglected stray, like many of my pets over the years, & now we are both old ladies together. So glad I could give her a good home all these years. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful story. Thanks for stopping by, Nancy.
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