Ms. Armstrong is a great writer and one of my favourites. Her lead characters are always headstrong females. I like that. (What does that say about me? Don't answer that question.)This one is focused on Hope and it was a decent story. I enjoyed it as we learn more the Otherworld.
In 2003 I read my first urban fantasy: Kelley Armstrong's Bitten. Thus reading her consequent novels is somewhat sentimental for me.When half-demon and tabloid journalist Hope Adams goes undercover in a supernatural gang as a rich socialite, the story is enjoyable enough but hardly something to gobb...
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