Kitty Goes to War

from TheDivineOomba

Another Fine edition to the Kitty Norville Novels. In this story, Kitty is asked to help a trio of werewolves that lost there commander. Its a good story, Not as emotional as Carrie Vaughn's last book, but then, Carrie's stories always seem more grounded than other titles in this genre. I like th...

from ladycato

As a writer, I'm impressed by how Vaughn has developed each book in the series. She sprinkles in just the right amount of back story. Info dumps aren't an issue. Instead, each book flows quickly and can stand well on its own--more like episodes of a TV series than a book series. Here, the action ...

from librarycatnip

I really liked this book. And I am so glad that I re-read the rest of the series before getting here. The developments with Cormac are interesting, and I was very happy with the level of agency utilized by Kitty throughout the novel.My only criticism is the lack of integration between the two plo...

from penkay

I have mixed feelings about this book. It was just a tiny bit worse than the other books, but I think that was because it felt like a transition book. (Don't get me wrong, it was still really good, just not quite up to the other ones.) New elements were introduced, with new plot lines. I think to...

from samantha.1020

Kitty Goes to War reinforced why I love this series so much! Filled with action and some suspense throughout the book, I found this to be a fast-paced enjoyable read. I can't wait for more and am now anticipating the next book more than ever. In this installment Kitty is dealing with a multitude ...