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Call Me Yours (2013)

by Celia Kyle(Favorite Author)

3.5 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Summerhouse Publishing

review 1: I received this book by signing up for Celia Kyle's newsletter on her website.This is a quick, erotic short story about a fae who knows what he wants and a human who is afraid to try for what he wants. Mitchell has spent the past two years stalking - sorry, following(!) Clover to make sure that he remains safe. He feels the pull towards Clover that says this may well be his soul mate. However, Clover keeps his distance and runs away whenever he gets the chance so Mitchell isn't 100% sure.Along come 'mom' who has picked out some suitable mates for him and tries to get rid of Clover out of the picture. All this does is actually force our couple together and then we get past the skittishness to find out that Clover has quite the sense of humour and isn't as passive as origina... morelly thought.Short, sweet and very well written. Recommended for all who want a short, hot m/m novella.
review 2: Call Me Yours was a fun-loving story of fae-warrior, turned motorcycle shop owner Mitchell and human antique shop owner Clover. Both men worked across the street from each other and Mitchell has been pining for Clover for two years since their first encounter and the discovery Clover was his fated mate.Following an accident, Mitchell is forced to begin the mating process in order to save Clover thus propelling him into the life as a mated fae complete with pointy ears.The tale by Celia Kyle was wistful and lite, and left a smile on my face. The banter between Mitchell and Clover was refreshing. Ms. Kyle brought humility and humor to each of the main characters. The chemistry and synergy was evident by the desire of each man to satisfy and protect each other. Even in the face of the unknown, Ms. Kyle found hilarity in the dialogue, especially by Clover.The inner-monologues added substance and wit to Clover’s characterization as he strategized and laid out his feelings, all the while not realizing that Mitchell could sense them as well- bringing delightful shades of red to Clover’s face.The drama was not over the top as the story was meant to be sweet and loving and Celia Kyle hit the mark. There was something sexy about a grown man with pointy ears who giggled.reviewed by Evelise less

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