I’ve been on and off Kelley Armstrong for a while and now it’s official: I am off. S-o-o-o-o-o off. This one, the latest in what’s turning out to be the interminable Women of the Otherworld series, is a textbook example of how not to engage a reader. You take multiple stories and every few pages…
It’s tricky to review a book in a series you’ve followed as a reader since the beginning. I first read Kelley Armstrong’s Bitten in 2002, and it’s become one of my favorite novels. Sadly, Personal Demon, the 8th in Armstrong’s Women of the Otherworld series, has only cemented something that has grown clearer for the…
No Humans Involved is the seventh book in the Women of the Otherworld series, a series that has maintained a readable quality, but not managed to exceed – or really match – the quality of its first couple of books. This book fits into that pattern very neatly. This time around our Otherworld Woman is…
Although I have enjoyed the previous books in the Women of the Otherworld series, this one was definitely not my favorite. It was nice to see Elena and Clay featured again, but I felt that they spent most of the book running in circles, chasing their tails (pun intended). For those that aren’t familiar with…
Industrial Magic is the fourth book in Kelley Armstrong’s Women of the Otherworld series, and the Otherworld grows more and more complex with each installment. Paige Winterbourne, first introduced in Dime Store Magic (which LLB, btw, enjoyed), is a witch without a coven. As told in that earlier story, her ward, Savannah, a powerful witch…
I was so impressed with Kelley Armstrong’s debut book, Bitten, that I did something I’ve never done before: I ordered the sequel, Stolen, from another country. I just couldn’t wait until the book came to the good old U. S. of A. to read what happens next. What happens next is somewhat complicated. Those readers…
Oooohh, I love a good monster story! Vampires, werewolves, the supernatural, the undead; I just eat them up. If you’re like me, and you’re always up for some romance served spooky style, Bitten, Kelley Armstrong’s first book, is one of the best on the menu this year. Elena Michaels is a werewolf, the only female…
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