Kitty Norville (Audio): Kitty and the Silver Bullet (Audiobook)

from krau0098

This is the fourth book in the Kitty Norville series and it is officially my favorite. The third book was my favorite until I read this one. This book had so much more character development and suspense than the last one did; I really zoomed right through it and enjoyed it. Kitty is contacted by ...

from hjjugovic

Carry Vaughn once again creates a very entertaining tale. There's lots of plot twists and difficulties for Kitty to navigate, and though I didn't like the certain amount of whining Kitty did, I'm glad she stepped up to the plate in the end. SPOILERS - Kitty returns to Denver when her mom becomes ...

from tivonut

really 3 1/2 but since some of the characters get what are coming to them, I rounded up. One thing I didn't like was how the vampires are portrayed as so much stronger than everyone. It almost makes you say, you can fight a vampire, why bother.This was more of a romance than the other books. Kitt...

from LiteraryFeline

I was more than ready to dive into Carrie Vaughn's next Kitty Norville book after finishing Kitty Takes a Holiday. The mood was right and I was not quite ready to say goodbye to the characters just yet, however temporary. I wasn't disappointed. Kitty and her new mate have settled in Pueblo, Color...

from pacey1927

The fourth book in the "Kitty Norville" series was as thrilling as the previous three. They actually get more engrossing as they go along. Kitty was run from her hometown at the end of the first book, and now she has been called home again. Her mother is ill and the future is uncertain. Kitty and...