Well written and strong werewolf novel from pretty much the same world view as Laurel K Hamilton. The main character is the only female Werewolf and has to work out who is killing both humans and other werewolves.
Rating: 2.5 Stars (Generously Rounded Up)I’ll cut straight to the chase: Bitten is a sore disappointment. As a fan of werewolf novels – in fact, they’re my favorite paranormal creature by far – and as a fan of Kelley Armstrong, I expected to like this one, if not love it. Armstrong’s The Darkest Pow...
More than just your typical snarky heroine mystery-solving action babe book, [b:Bitten|11918|Bitten (Women of the Otherworld, #1)|Kelley Armstrong|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1306101770s/11918.jpg|2606334] has emotional depth and really well-developed characters that makes it so much more.After rea...
Re-read by audiobook. My previous read was before I joined Goodreads, so this review will be new.Another example of some pivotal moment to me, being narrated in a quick dismissive way. The scene where Clayton is sitting outside the fence all day on the off chance that Elena may come home was so s...
I hate Twilight. To quote my sister "Twilight ruined everything, forever". Stephenie Meyer ruined vampires, werewolves and roughly 90% of the female population. Her writing is a slow working poison that has wormed its way into books, movies, TV and young minds everywhere. I'm almost certain that con...
The first time I attempted to read this book I didn't get past the first chapter. This time I made it to 8%. I really tried to like this book but by God it was boring.
One of the first paranormal novels that I read and it was one of the ones that not only introduced me to the paranormal world, but helped get me hooked on the genre
Didn't really like Elena , didn't like the way she treated Clay either. I kept waiting waiting for Clay to say fuck this shit and stop begging for Elena's attention and love but it never happened .
I see why so many people like this book (good first person narrator, pack bonds that are deep and relevant) but I lost interest about halfway through.In general I like "bad boy" heroes but Clay never grew on me. He seems little more than an immature college boy who tries to do better... life has ta...
I give up. I've been meaning to put it down several times, but a part of me wanted to read this through the end. But right now, I just don't care anymore. Life is too short and there are other books beckoning, and would probably engage me.It was a long shot anyway, I'm not really into adult romance ...
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