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Teddy Payet teddypayet — I read this in less than a day, and it was my favorite so far of the "Cat who..." books. I really enjoyed it. I'm about to start on the next...

Hernán Ramos hramos — This is the first in her series of present-day books, and the main characters, Matt Farrell and Meredith Bancroft Farrell, are mentioned in most of the rest of the series, if only in passing. Their story is one of McNaught's favorite themes, poor man is exposed to the world of the rich, meets a girl from that society, which becomes part of his motivation to beat the silver-spooned at their own game. In fact, she likes this theme so much, that it is repeated in Remember When, two novels later (in which Matt & Meredith are mentioned briefly as an example of how their unorthodox relationship gave Matt some really positive PR). I actually liked Remember When better, because honestly, the things that some characters in this book do, namely Meredith's father and Matt himself, are just brutally harsh. It's one of those books where the heartache/anger/misunderstandings outweigh the happiness (within the balance of the pages of the book, that is). But despite saying all that, it is McNaught's trademark emotional roller coaster, and she writes some great sex scenes (makes me sad for her later work, where she tones them down or glosses over them). I read romances to feel, and she has some great work.