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An unkind, arrogant young man is cursed
by a sorceress to spend his days as a feline and his nights
as a man. Decades pass, he doesn’t age or remember where he
came from or even his given name as he wanders the
countryside.
Old Monsieur Le Fevre lies on his
deathbed. His two older, greedy sons, Daubert and Jourdain,
await the end and plot to rid themselves of their naïve,
younger brother, Etienne -- their father’s favorite.
Although Etienne has spent his life
with his head in the clouds or a book, he knows he’s in
danger from his siblings and runs when his father passes.
Etienne finds a cat he names Jacques and then a ramshackle
hut his father once mentioned. That night, as he freezes to
death in the hut, a man called Jacques walks into the room
and Etienne’s life is changed forever.
Deliciously wicked, Year of the Cat is an old
fashioned fairy tale for consenting adults only. Sizzling
hot M/M sexual encounters and a taste of BDSM, which is more
implied than actual for the most part, moves the plotline
along. The men are opposites in nature. Jacques is rough
and sometimes nasty while Etienne is somewhat weak and
easily led. It’s only when in their respective D/s roles
that they are truly comfortable. Year of the Cat
is a unique and fresh spin on the timeless conflict of
attraction. |