Review: Kittens and Kisses at the Cat Café (Furrever Friends #2) by Kris Bock

He’s loved her forever. She still sees him as the neighbor kid. Can five desperate kittens bring them together?

Marley is a baker at the new Furrever Friends Cat Café, which is still trying to find its footing. Her nine-year-old son, Brian, desperately wants a kitten, but they can’t have pets where they live. Who has the time to date? Just as well that she’s protected her heart since the father of her child disappeared.

Adam has loved Marley since he was 13, and she was his best friend’s free-spirited older sister. Back then, he fantasized about rescuing her from bandits or dragons. Now he’s 24, and the five-year age gap isn’t so serious. He wants nothing more than to become a family with Marley and her son. But will she ever see him as a man?

When someone leaves a box of week-old kittens at the café, Adam jumps at the chance to be a hero. But herding kittens might be tougher than fighting dragons, especially when two of them fail to thrive. Can Adam, Marley, and Brian save the kittens and find a future together?

The Furrever Friends Sweet Romance series features the workers and customers at a small-town cat café, and the adorable cats and kittens looking for their forever homes. Each book is a complete story with a happy ending for one couple (and maybe more than one rescued cat). These sweet romances will leave you with the warm, fuzzy feeling of cuddling a purring cat.

 

My Review:

A heartwarming friends to lovers story.

Based around the Furrever Friends Cat Café, Marley, a baker at the cafe and Adam, Marley’s sister’s best friend, become better friends as they care for kittens that were dropped off at the cafe.  Adam has had a crush on Marley for years, but knew he couldn’t make a move on her.  He didn’t know how it would effect his friendship with Kari; plus Marley was focused on raising her son and work.  Who knew a box of tiny kittens would be what brought Marley and Adam together.

This was such a sweet story with an amazing couple, a little boy and let’s not forget all those kittens.  I loved the cat cafe setting and enjoyed seeing Marley and Adam finally find love.