Food For Poe by Mae Clair #Fantasy #Romance #BookReview #RRBC @MaeClair1

 

Holy Changeling!

 

When a blizzard strands Quinn Easterly at a handsome stranger’s house on Christmas Eve, she doesn’t realize her newly adopted cat, Poe, is the catalyst responsible for bringing them together.

Breck Lansing gave up on relationships after his wife, unable to cope with their daughter’s illness, left him. But the pretty blonde he rescues from a snowstorm has him rethinking his stance—especially when Quinn’s arrival coincides with a dramatic change in Sophie’s health.

Unfortunately, that change also attracts something only whispered about in folklore. Together, Quinn and Breck must defeat a sinister creature intent on claiming the ultimate payment.

Warning: A clever black cat, Christmas magic and paranormal trouble

 

Read an Excerpt HERE

Buy Link: Amazon

 

 

Mae Clair opened a Pandora’s Box of characters when she was a child and never looked back. Her father, an artist who tinkered with writing, encouraged her to create make-believe worlds by spinning tales of far-off places on summer nights beneath the stars.

Mae loves creating character-driven fiction in settings that vary from contemporary to mythical. Wherever her pen takes her, she flavors her stories with conflict, mystery and a dash of romance. Married to her high school sweetheart, she lives in Pennsylvania and is passionate about folklore, old photographs, a good Maine lobster tail and cats.

Discover more about Mae on her website and blog, www.maeclair.net

 

My Review

Mention black cats and romance and you’ve caught my attention!

This story starts out calm enough, a young woman seeking a new start lands in a small town and adopts a black cat. But then she runs into a handsome stranger, a crazy old lady, and a blizzard!

And that’s just the beginning 🙂

This story is action-packed, yet sweet and sentimental too. There’s some scary bits near the end so I recommend a strong bodyguard (for safety of course!)

I give Food For Poe 5 lovely kisses- a very enjoyable read!