Eat Me

By Mia Watts

Fynn has waited four hundred years to be free of his curse, but a ghost from his past stands in the way and Eddie, his only ally, doesn't believe him.

Fynn Aren interrupted the inappropriate marriage of his younger sister to a much older man, resulting in a curse that transformed him into a Persian Lynx at the start of the Salem witch trials.

Unable to assume human form except twice a year during the Equinox week, Fynn has lived almost four hundred years, passed from generation to generation of the family who cursed him, waiting for the line to die out and his imprisonment to finally end.

Eddie Salem is the last in his line. Having inherited an exotic lynx with a distinct personality, he's baffled when he wakes up to a naked man sharing his bed. It doesn't help that his sexy bed partner claims to be his lynx, Fynn.

Fynn seduces Eddie, hoping to convince him to unleash the curse only to have it backfire in a big way. Add to that the manifestation of the first Salem who want to possess Eddie in order to live again, and Fynn has some choices to make. Free himself or risk everything to save Eddie?

Reader Advisory: This book contains hot male sex and may require frequent cold showers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Totally Bound Publishing
• Release date: Oct 25, 2010
• ISBN: 9780857153173

Mia Watts

Mia makes her home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she divides her time between a job and spying on people. Mia enjoys long walks in Como Park, daisies, dancing in the snow.

Reviews for Eat Me

[serenayates · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This is a short, fun read about a man who has been cursed to spend his life as a lynx. It is written from both the lynx’s and the man’s perspective, and contains lots of humorous observations that made me laugh.

Fynn is a very likeable character. His desperation to finally break the curse after 400 years of (mostly) being mistreated by successive owners of the same family line is real and made me feel for him. His growing admiration for his current master Eddie, the last of that family line, makes it difficult for him to hate the man.

Eddie is clueless as to his powers as a witch, but is very attached to his ‘pet’, the lynx. It takes him a while to understand what was going on, and his hesitancy to accept the truth was quite realistic. I loved that he managed to overcome his issues just in time to fight the villain when he finally makes an appearance.

I liked the growing respect and love between the two main characters. I thought it was an interesting idea to have the growing friendship and respect happen while Fynn was in animal form. The sexual attraction was limited to when he was human, yet, in the end, they both merged and enabled both men to stand together and defeat the villain. A very nice read, with quite a few laughs for good measure.



Note: This book was provided by Total-E-Bound for the purpose of a review.