Roar (Catnip Assasins #7) by Skye MacKinnon Review

Roar by Skye MacKinnon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Skye MacKinnon purrfectly concludes the Catnip Assassins Series with book seven, ROAR. Kat and the crew continue their battle for survival. They now have four unique babies. The action does not stop. There are fascinating twists. The characters continue to grow. It was a fun and entertaining read. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book.

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Stacking the Shelves #310

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A Warm Heart in Winter (Black Dagger Brotherhood #18.5) by J.R. Ward 

Meant to Be Immortal (Argeneau #32) by Lynsay Sands

A Very Blizzard Christmas (Alaska Blizzard #7) by Kat Mizera

Roar  (Catnip Assassins, #7) by Skye MacKinnon

Steele (Arizona Vengeance #9) by Sawyer Bennett

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Claw (Catnip Assassins #6) by Skye MacKinnon Review

Claw by Skye MacKinnon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Skye MacKinnon outdid herself with CLAW (Catnip Assassins #6). CLAW takes place after Kat was voluntary kidnapped in book five, LICK. She is imprisoned and tortured by the people that have her sister K7/Sophie.

I have always loved Kat’s character. My respect for Kat went up in this book. She was tortured and violated. My heart went out to her and what she endured in this story. Skye MacKinnon does a great job getting you inside Kat’s head.

CLAW was skillfully written with unexpected twists. This is a book that is extremely hard to put down. I love the humor and conspiracy. The characters are diverse and appealing. Once again, the story ends in a cliff hanger. I cannot wait to read book seven. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition
Published May 2nd 2020 by Peryton Press
ASIN: B0848DY9Q7

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Lick (Catnip Assassins #5) by Skye MacKinnon Review

Lick by Skye MacKinnon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Skye MacKinnon’s LICK (Catnip Assassins #5) is purrfect. In this story, Katriona (Kat) Feln and the members of M.E.O.W. relocated to Attenburgh where they are looking for Kat’s sister K7. Meanwhile, Kat gets a job with the mayor, and the M.E.O.W. team plans a heist.

Skye MacKinnon does an amazing job with this story. It was thrilling and hard to put down. It was full of conspiracy. I live with three cats; consequently, I appreciate the felines in the story. They always make me smile and laugh in amusement.

LICK was skillfully written and entertaining throughout. I love the alternate world Sky MacKinnon created. The novel had a cliffhanger ending that is making me look forward to CLAW (Catnip Assassins Book 6). I suggest reading the other books in the series before reading this book. I think you could follow this book as a standalone but there is a lot of history that I think is relevant to the series that is covered in the other novels. Reading them first would make your experience more enjoyable. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Published January 18th 2020 by Peryton Press
Edition LanguageEnglish
SeriesCatnip Assassins #5

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Claw (Catnip Assassins Book 6) by Skye MacKinnon 

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Stacking the Shelves #290

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Blocked(Boston Terriers Hockey #3) by Jacob Chance

Lick (Catnip Assassins #5) by Skye MacKinnon

Season of the Wolf (The Legend of All Wolves #4) by Maria Vale 

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Hisss (Catnip Assassins #4) by Skye MacKinnon Review

Hisss by Skye MacKinnon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Skye MacKinnon’s Hisss (Catnip Assassins #4) is the purr-fect read. Hisss takes place following book three, Purrr. Kat and crew are dealing with all the destruction from the previous books. Top that off with the discovery of the existence of her sisters. Kat sets out to find her remaining siblings and forge a new life. This urban fantasy is suitable for adult readers.

Skye MacKinnon does a great job with this story. It is original and exciting throughout. Kat has an amazing support system. She struggles with some-odd changes in her behavior. She is a good leader. The twins and K2 added to the story. It was interesting watching the sisters interact and get to know each other. I still love the plethora of cats. They make me smile.

I love the Catnip Assassins series. It is skillfully written and thrilling. It is unique and thought-provoking. I recommend it to people who enjoy urban fantasies with mystery. I’m looking forward to book five, Lick. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 178 pages
Published October 26th 2019 by Peryton Press
ASIN: B07VT4DZJP
Series: Catnip Assassins #4

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Stacking the Shelves #258

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Hisss (Catnip Assassins #4) by Skye MacKinnon

ICED (Boston Terriers Hockey #2) by Jacob Chance 
Rules (Greyford High #3) by Anna B. Doe 

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Meow (Catnip Assassins #1) by Skye MacKinnon Review

Meow by Skye MacKinnon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Skye MacKinnon’s Meow (Catnip Assassins #1) is purrfect. In this story cat shifter/assassin, Kat starts her own business. A client asks her to take on a murder investigation (verses an assassination) with the option to kill the culprit. This contemporary urban fantasy is suitable for adult readers.

I really enjoyed this story. It was unique and entertaining. Skye MacKinnon does a nice job creating the foundation for this series by explaining politics and history in this novel. The characters are likable with a lot of dimensions. I love that Kat has the neighborhood cats working for her. Skye MacKinnon does a great job describing the cats’ attitude. Or is it catitude?

This is the first book that I have read by Skye MacKinnon. I enjoyed her writing style and humor. The book was skillfully written and entertaining throughout. The collard aspect of the story reminded me of Jennifer Ashley’s Shifters Unbound series. I recommend this book to people who enjoy shifter urban fantasies. I’m looking forward to following this series. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 224 pages
Published March 9th 2019 by Peryton Press
ASIN: B07N39C3WB
Edition Language: English
Series: Catnip Assassins #1

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Stacking the Shelves #251

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Favor (Touched by the Fae #0) by Jessica Lynch

Meow (Catnip Assassins #1) by Skye MacKinnon 

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