Kitty Takes a Holiday, (Paperback)

from librarycatnip

What I love most about the Kitty books is the combination of vulnerability, determination, idealism, and impertinence of the heroine. In a genre that, really, is not all that believable, Vaughn asks for a comparatively minimal suspension of belief. It is an interesting approach. I love that patri...

from PerpetualRevision

I've read a lot of urban fantasy, but strangely I hadn't before come across a Native American shaman character until now, and it was a nice addition. I also really appreciate that the author can tell a compelling story without needing to include graphic sex scenes.

from wbarker

Perfect for : Personal reading, anyone who likes vampire or werewolf stories In a nutshell: In Kitty Takes A Holiday (Book 3 of the series), Carrie Vaughn shows readers that there are still more supernatural and magical things to explore in Kitty's world. Kitty is trying to mind her own business,...

from pacey1927

After being the first werewolf to come out and shift on public television (see book #2 Kitty Goes to Washington), Kitty has retreated to the mountains to get out of the public eye. She's even stopped doing her radio talk show. She is supposed to be writing her memoirs...but thats not exactly movi...

from SunnySD

Kitty's taking a break. No radio show, a cabin in the back of beyond, and nothing to worry about but the fact that her crazy "I'm gonna write a book" idea has turned into a bad case of writer's block. Still, except for the dead animals that keep appearing on her door... and the scary little barbw...