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A review by cathepsut
Driven by Kelley Armstrong
5.0
Engaging plot, well written, great level of suspense. Longish novella of 230 pages, so it gets right down to the nitty-gritty, which is a pretty dark tale of some gruesome murders.
The world building could be better. I only read the first four books of the series and it's been a while. So I know who Elena and Clay are and remember the Cabal. The rest is hazy. Armstrong does not give many explanations, so if you don't know the series, you might be a little in the dark.
Regardless, it was hard to put this down, it makes me want to re-start the Otherworld series. There is a lot of pretty meh writing in Urban Fantasy, this is anything but.
I received this free copy from the publisher/author via NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review, thank you!
The world building could be better. I only read the first four books of the series and it's been a while. So I know who Elena and Clay are and remember the Cabal. The rest is hazy. Armstrong does not give many explanations, so if you don't know the series, you might be a little in the dark.
Regardless, it was hard to put this down, it makes me want to re-start the Otherworld series. There is a lot of pretty meh writing in Urban Fantasy, this is anything but.
I received this free copy from the publisher/author via NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review, thank you!