Kitty knows something from Las Vegas has followed her home to Denver. It smells of brimstone, uses fire and seems to have hands although she can’t see them. This apparent demon begins widening its circle of destruction from Kitty to her pack and eventually the streets of Denver. Along the way, Kitty becomes involved… Continue reading Kitty Raises Hell by Carrie Vaughn
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Kitty and the Dead Man’s Hand by Carrie Vaughn
Kitty and Ben now engaged. Like all things in Kitty’s life… nothing goes as planned. They decide to elope and have a Las Vegas wedding. Ozzie, her boss, approaches Kitty about doing a live studio show while she’s there. It’s her chance to do a tv show on her terms this time. The trip turns… Continue reading Kitty and the Dead Man’s Hand by Carrie Vaughn
Kitty and the Silver Bullet
One of Kitty Norville’s guiding principles is her lyncanthropy is a disease and she must live within the confines setup by human society if she’s going to be happy. The wolf side of her nature has different rules from her human side. The two sides often conflict leaving Kitty to make some hard choices. I love it.… Continue reading Kitty and the Silver Bullet
Kitty Takes a Holiday by Carrie Vaughn
After Kitty’s traumatic experience in Washington she decides it’s time for a vacation. As a former college English major she romanticizes being alone in a cabin to write her memoirs. The book is not coming along at all and being in the woods makes the Wolf in her want to come out more often. A… Continue reading Kitty Takes a Holiday by Carrie Vaughn
Book Review in March Issue of Niteblade
I forgot to mention yesterday… my lastest published review is in the March issue of Niteblade. The Spaces Between Your Screams is a good collection of horror short stories.
A Good Year by Peter Mayle
This was my final book for the Lit Flicks Challenge and I only had a few days to get it read. I can read some books rather quickly but the way this started didn’t give me much hope. It was an entertaining read, though. Previously, I’d read A Year in Provence by Mayle and was… Continue reading A Good Year by Peter Mayle
Kitty Goes to Washington by Carrie Vaughn
Kitty and all of her friends (plus a few enemies) return in Kitty Goes to Washington. One fear with a series is that a lot of information about the characters will be left out. Vaughn keeps the reader up to speed on what happened in the first book without boring details. In fact, she gives… Continue reading Kitty Goes to Washington by Carrie Vaughn
Literacy and Longing in L.A. by Jennifer Kaufman and Karen Mack
The local branch of my library displays books along the wall with the covers out to entice readers. Their new tactic is to have tables near the reserved items area with multiple copies of books. It really feels like a bookstore when I browse the tables and this is where I found Literacy and Longing… Continue reading Literacy and Longing in L.A. by Jennifer Kaufman and Karen Mack
Devil In A Blue Dress by Walter Mosley
For a long time I stayed away from this book. When it comes to series I am a completest – it doesn’t feel right to me to read a book out of order in a series and I mistakenly believed this was not the first Easy Rawlins book. The Lit Flicks challenge made me look… Continue reading Devil In A Blue Dress by Walter Mosley
Uncommitment: Dealing with a Predator by Leigh Laurence
Like the tagline on the cover – “Don’t be fooled by his charm and charisma. He’s really a player!” – don’t let the washboard abs on the cover keep you away from this ebook. The target reader is single women but the pages contain wisdom that can be applied by anyone who is open to… Continue reading Uncommitment: Dealing with a Predator by Leigh Laurence