Men of the Otherworld

from pith

The majority of this book was available for free online, but don't let that stop you. Given how the supernatural genre is now filled to bursting with "as strong as she is beautiful" heroines, reading a book with male protagonists is a decidedly nice switch. This collection fills in some gaps from...

from lewispike

If you must publish short stories then this (except the very last one) is a wonderful way to do it. It's a bit stop-start of course, because there are introductions and conclusions in places that a full-length story wouldn't need them, but this is a series of vignettes of Clayton being found as a...

from passionknitly

I'm not normally about the short stories or collections but Men of the Otherworld was excellent! It was really satisfying to get some history & insight on Jeremy & Clay and more about the hierarchy of The Pack. Kelley Armstrong does justice to her supernatural characters and totally does not disa...

from flemmily

Not a huge short story fan, but luckily this is mostly a novella about Clay growing up. I really enjoyed it because I'm familiar with the series and I like the characters - Clay is one of my favorites, and Jeremy comes across as a man of mystery, so it's great to get more of his background. Howev...

from BookWhisperer

A wonderful walk down memory lane, Kelley Armstrong introduced many readers to the world of Eleana Michael a few years back in the Bitten. I was intrigued by the pack world of Jeremy, Clayton, and Eleana, which lead me to continuing the Women of the Otherworld Series. I was not aware that Kelley ...