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3.83 AVERAGE
3.83 AVERAGE
So, in my previous update, I posted that I had read the book 'Kitty and the Silver Bullet', which was true. But I had also read Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand at the time, and forgot to put the title in the list. To make matters worse (for who? who the f**k cares!?), I posted my review of Dead Man's Hand under the title of Silver Bullet. Oh well. Point is, I love Carrie Vaughn's Kitty Norville series. I am devouring these books really really rapidly. I am normally a fairly quick reader, but I am going through these things like Larry King goes through wives. Did you ever stop and wonder if Larry King and Elizabeth Taylor had ever gotten married, it might have started an infinite loop that led to the ultimate heat death of the universe? Anyway, I digress. Read the Kitty Norville books, they follow a definite timeline, but like the Sue Grafton alphabet novels, each stands more or less alone. I think you'd get a lot more out of them if you read them in order, but don't feel you have to. Highly Recommended.
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
This book was step up from the last one, and some major character conflicts are finally being ironed out. It's not the last Kitty book, but I'm not sure where the author can go next.
medium-paced
Kitty and the Silver Bullet
4 Stars
When Kitty's mother becomes ill, she and her werewolf mate, Ben O'Farrell, return home to Denver only to find themselves caught up in a Vampire turf war. To make matters worse, the local werewolf Alpha with whom Kitty has an antagonistic past is out for her blood. Will Kitty be able to keep those she cares about safe from the fallout?
This is a definite improvement over the previous installment on all fronts. Kitty is finally coming into her own and stands up for herself although she is still in dire need of some self-defense classes as she still finds herself worse off in physical altercations.
Moreover, the chemistry between Kitty and Ben that was sorely lacking finally puts in an appearance and the developments in their relationship as they work together as a team and love and support one another make the romance a lot more believable.
Vampire and werewolf politics are the focus of the plot with some intriguing revelations and hints at additional twists to come. I look forward to seeing where Vaughn takes her characters in the aftermath of the events in this book.
4 Stars
When Kitty's mother becomes ill, she and her werewolf mate, Ben O'Farrell, return home to Denver only to find themselves caught up in a Vampire turf war. To make matters worse, the local werewolf Alpha with whom Kitty has an antagonistic past is out for her blood. Will Kitty be able to keep those she cares about safe from the fallout?
This is a definite improvement over the previous installment on all fronts. Kitty is finally coming into her own and stands up for herself although she is still in dire need of some self-defense classes as she still finds herself worse off in physical altercations.
Moreover, the chemistry between Kitty and Ben that was sorely lacking finally puts in an appearance and the developments in their relationship as they work together as a team and love and support one another make the romance a lot more believable.
Vampire and werewolf politics are the focus of the plot with some intriguing revelations and hints at additional twists to come. I look forward to seeing where Vaughn takes her characters in the aftermath of the events in this book.
Another solid book from Carrie Vaughn. I like how Kitty grows from one book to the other, how she learns from her mistakes. Also, Ben rocks.
Kitty and the Silver Bullet is the fourth installment in the series about Kitty Norville, the werewolf DJ to the paranormal and normal alike. A submissive at heart, Kitty has evolved through the course of the series into a strong character who realizes that there is more to the world than herself and she does have a chance at happiness.
Full review available here: http://bittenbybooks.com/?p=3075
Full review available here: http://bittenbybooks.com/?p=3075