Okay, normally I don’t bludgeon ya’ll with reviews and whatnot, b/c I don’t usually get many. *gasp* Shocking, I know. Ya see, reviewers can actually pick from bunches of books to review and from my previous life as a reviewer, I know that you don’t usually pick unknown authors. So! Two kickin’ peeps reviewed Yeti! Were?
First is Amy Wynn from ecataromance:
Sela is thrown into a meat locker by a jerk she rejected. But what would be a problem for a human is no problem for a werewolf. However, she does have a problem, well, a couple of problems. First, the moon is rising, so Sela either has to shift or have sex to stay human. This wouldn’t be an issue, except for the second problem. She’s locked in the freezer with someone who is more likely to kill her than screw her. A gorgeous giant, compelled by the cold, is shifting into a yeti and is very horny.
Yosi has hit the jackpot, no thanks to the sneaky wolf that locked him in the freezer. The cinnamon skin BBW that shares the locker with him is game for a little slap and tickle - well, not little, he is a yeti after all. So what will happen once the sun rises and the hormones are back under control?
Sela is a hoot. She faces each knock life gives her with a wise-cracking retort and she had me rolling as she dealt with Yosi when he was reduced to monosyllabic responses. Yosi lives up to his reputation as a yeti - focused and tenacious, and all of that is for Sela, if she can handle it. If you are looking for some fun in the sun, I mean locker, then pick up Yeti! Were?
Written by Amy Wynn - Visit Website
Dude! She liked it!
Second is from Miss Dawn Montgomery, author extraordinaire:
There are very few books in the publishing world that really makes me want to run out and buy it based on a blurb. Then I read this on the coming soon page of Changeling Press:
On the night of the midnight moon, Sela finds herself locked in an industrial freezer, put there by none other than her alpha’s half-crazed brother. Content to spend her weekend as a wolf for her duration at the frozen prison, she doesn’t expect the whack job to thrust someone else in there with her. Now, faced with the choice of shifting and tearing into the yummy man’s hide or simply fucking through the lust frenzy that accompanies the midnight moon, Sela doesn’t know what to do. Decisions, decisions…
Yosi should have kept driving right through the town. He definitely shouldn’t have stopped for dinner at The Den. When the weaselly wolf, Ron, approached him, he told the man exactly what he thought of him. Which landed him in a nice stay at the local meat plant and a cozy room in their freezer. Not a good place for a yeti to be. Drastic changes in temperature from hot to cold make Yosi feral, and horny…
I started giggling like a schoolgirl immediately. This was going to be FUNNY. Celia Kyle is a really great lady and one of the most loyal and helpful individuals in this industry. She’s also a hilarious storyteller.
So without further ado, here’s my review of Yeti! Were?
Celia has developed a hilarious jaunt into a world where Weres and Yetis exist in a precarious balance. The wolves are raised on horror stories of Yeti violence and the Yeti consider wolves to be trouble. From the beginning I adored Sela. Strong willed, flawed, and irritated with pack mentality. She’s fluffy and adorable. Yosi, the Yeti, is fierce and loyal. With the Werewolf and the Yeti locked in a freezer, things get hot, fast. Celia brings the heat and I’m not afraid to say, this is my favorite title of hers, yet! If you’re in the mood for a hot read on a cold day, Yeti! Were? is not to be missed!
Come on, you know what’s coming, sing it with me…. Bow, chicka, bow bow….. Ooooooh yeah. Yay! I’m sooo excited! (<-Not in a valley girl kind of way) Okay, that’s all I got for today. These two kickin’ reviews popped up and I wanted to share. 
Ce
January 30th, 2008 by 
Celia
Woot! This is my fave cover so far. True, it’s only my third, but still my fave. Maybe because so much work went into it…. I dunno. To the casual observer, they may think it’s a conglomeration of three or so images. In fact, it’s more like seven. Seven images and I don’t know how many layers, but the result is worth it, I think. *sigh* This has nothing to do with my books, but since I did the cover and simply like looking at it, I thought I’d post it for ya’ll. 
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