***WHY THE RE-READ***

Once upon a time I was a huge manga fan.

I quickly found Yaoi/Yuri because I'm a huge romance sucker. The thing with Yaoi/Yuri though is that most of the time it's straight up erotica with a little bit of almost no plot. Which was fine with me at the time. But after a while I wanted to read books without pictures.
So romance it was. I don't know when exactly but I discovered this sub-genre (can you really call it a sub-genre?).

Yaoi in word form. In English! At the time I bought every e-book there was from these kind of authors. SIDENOTE:Thank god I always was such a gadget whore and already had a e-Reader at the time ( oh Sony PRS-300 I still miss you...) or else I never could've read the PDF files. So old skool.

Enough reminiscing. Back to the now.

For some reason while I was scrolling through Goodreads I began thinking about a book cover. This cover had a very distinct art style and it was driving me mad that I couldn't remember the author and/or the title.
After getting sidetracked many many many times I've now started a new project: Re-reading books I once upon a time loved but didn't add to Goodreads in this genre. I don't know how I came to the conclusion this was a good idea but there you go. This is one of those books. I won't re-read everything by this author. Ain't nobody got time for that. So I made a selection from the most interesting sounding ones.

Dear Future-Me,

Write a goddamn review or else I will be pissed.

Love Past-Me

Is it possible to love your cat more than a lover? Adrian has not to find an answer cause his pet, a beautiful black and white cat he has taken home from the shelter he is vulenteering happens to be a beautiful young man. But Lal, this is the name of the were cat, has a strange behaviour more like a pet (in a D/S relationship) than a man.

Lal is escaped from another world where he, and his two twin brothers, are being raised to be sexual slave to their owner. But only Kal, the black one, seems to be accept his role, meanwhile Caleb, the white one, is in love with the Master's son (and love is not allowed for pets) and Lal, the black and white one, wants something more for himself too. So now he wanders the earth and finds Adrian, a young student in veterinary who is also gentle and caring, who takes care of him even before knowing he is a shifter and a very good bed companion.

Lal is very istinctual: he likes the physical touch and has no problem to share his body with Adrian, not only for sex but in every moment of his life. He is also iperactive and moody and the quiet Adrian is the right counterpart for him. Adrian is a gentle soul who strangely is still alone: why a man like this is all alone is a thing I can't understand and in fact Lal immediately sets his claim on him.

Anne Cain's style is young and funny. The story is not very long, one hundred pages, but she manages to create not only two interesting main characters, but also a little group of worthy supporting characters (I'm very curious to know if Kal will have his own story).