Fantasy Grand Central Publishing Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand, (Paperback)

from devilwrites

The premise: book five takes Kitty to Vegas, where she not only plans to elope with her mate Ben, but where she also gets to do a live version of her show on television. But the trip isn't anything like she expected: there's a gun convention at the hotel, and some of them know Ben from his bounty...

from gttygrl

Not the best of the series. Each of the first four landed some serious punches to the reader, with resolutions that had long-lasting emotional consequences for Kitty. I didn't feel that in this one. I also didn't feel like the story really started until halfway into it. And I think the summary on...

from coolpinkone

I really wanted to join in on the tour and read this series, but started having regrets because I am probably the least likely person to read a book on a werewolf. I didn't even know what the word lycanthrope meant. I don't know the legends, and myths of the whole genre. Yep.. I am a newbie to th...

from EowynA

Kitty and Ben are getting married - in Las Vegas. These books tend to be "slice of life" style of story telling. But in this case, nearly half the book is spent introducing people, situations, and the tensions that actually play out in the second half. It was fun, easy to read, but moved slowly.

from enemyanniemae

You'd think that a series about a werewolf with a radio show would start to get a bit stale after a few installments. You'd be wrong. Carrie Vaughn pulls out all the stops as Kitty and Ben head to Las Vegas so that Kitty can do a live TV broadcast of The Midnight Hour. And they plan to get marrie...