Piece of Tail

Written by Milly Taiden

Narrated by Emily Gittelman

A female Prowl Leader? Unthinkable. It’s what Becca Duran has dealt with since the sudden, tragic death of her brother. Now, the leopard council demands she mates an alpha, whether she loves him or not.

Given no choice, Becca takes a chance on Gerri Wilder’s PDA. It should be simple. Get a match and move on. Except, it’s not. It’s hard (thick and hard) with large muscles and a panty-wetting smile. Jaylon Ross has thirty days to find a mate to help solidify his pack or face the consequences of an unhappy council. Forcing his hand, he makes an appointment with Gerri for help, but stumbles into the answer to his prayers in the heart of Manhattan.

A sexy, curvy, sarcastic feline he dreams of stroking and wants to hear purr. The two collide and more than instant sparks ignite with an attraction neither can ignore. Of course, nothing is as easy as it seems. Becca’s past and Jaylon’s present throw a monkey wrench into what should be so simple. Now they fight to find a way to stay together. Oh, and alive.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Latin Goddess Press
• Release date: Jan 12, 2018
• ISBN: 9781094281469

Milly Taiden

Milly Taiden is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of numerous series, including the Paranormal Dating Agency, the Sassy Mates books, and the Federal Paranormal Unit novels. Milly loves writing sexy stories so hot they sizzle your e-reader. When her curvy humans meet their furry alphas, inhibitions give way to animal instincts—and carnal desire. Milly lives in Florida with her husband, children, and spunky dogs, Needy Speedy and Stormy. She is addicted to shoes, Dunkin’ Donuts, and chocolate and is aware she’s bossy. Visit her online at www.millytaiden.com.

Reviews for Piece of Tail

[Luann Rosengrant · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I really enjoyed this book. Great strength from both hero and heroine. Loved the mystery and surprises and even laughed a few times.

[Steph Bromley · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Shame that there were notes about changing words part way through. Good story though just needed better editing