Women of the Otherworld: Stolen (Paperback)

from puttocklibrary

While I don't enjoy this installment of the Women of the Otherworld as much as the first (or some of the later) in the series, I do really enjoy how this story propels us farther into Kelley Armstrong's supernatural world. Now its not just werewolves, but also witches, and vampires and (half) dem...

from StarKnits

So in this book we're introduced to other beings in this world witches, half demons, shaman, sorcerer, and rich jerks who think they can do whatever they want.

from susanbevans

After making peace with the werewolf "curse" in Bitten, Elena Michaels is back living with her pack in New York, helping to hunt down dangerous "mutts" and helping to keep the pack safe. On a scouting expedition to find information about non-pack wolves, Elena is contacted by representatives of a...

from Mendoza

What I like the best about this novel is Clay and Elena's relationship even when they are not together. This novel brings the witches to the forefront and propels them on to Armstrongs other books involving them. I am still partial to the werewolves.

from Darla

I read Bitten five years ago and loved it. And I'd intended to look for this one when it came out, but that was before I started keeping a calendar list of what's coming out when, and I ended up forgetting about it. Argh. Elena Michaels is the only female werewolf. Her job for the pack is to help...