Otherworld: Bitten (Paperback)

from LisaMaria_C

I love Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series, first person narratives by various supernaturally gifted women. However, I'm glad I didn't pick up Bitten first, which begins the series, or I might have stopped there. It isn't a bad book; Armstrong has an enjoyable and fairly clean style, it's ...

from xicanti

Elena Michaels is the only female werewolf, and she's far from happy about it. She feels that her dreams of a normal life with a home and family ended when she was bitten. Determined to carve out some semblance of normality, Elena breaks with her Pack and moves back to her home city of Toronto. T...

from pacey1927

I was definately worried when I first started this novel. Nothing happened for the first 100 or so pages. I mean, nothing,major snoozefest. I was bored out of my gourd reading about Elena's tromps through the forest as a wolf and then coming home human and sneaking back in her boyfriend's bed. Th...

from KVHardy

Another book I enjoyed more than I thought I would. There is actually more to this than I expected. Elena is a female lead I really liked. She (of course) has a damaged past, several chips on her shoulder, and is quite flawed. But she is also a girl and is very ok with that. Finally. She doesn't ...

from LaPhenix

Though I liked this book, I didn't feel this book was very distinct from others of it's genre, and there were many character deaths in which i found myself questioning how the character had been connected with the main character. That said, I did like how the love story played out in the end, tho...