Kitty and the Midnight Hour provides valuable perspective on the non-alpha, non-volunteer werewolf. Not everybody chooses to be bitten or is born into that way of furry things. A few such as Kitty have the choice made for them and their status as were just happens to be an inconvenience, that is, until […]
Kitty Takes a Holiday? Could have fooled me. The joke may be that even out in the woods plot will find her but what I mean just as much is that this reads like any other book in the series. One must admire the consistency, how no matter the location or chronology a […]
Kitty Goes to War contains two major plots that just so happen to intersect…or should I say two major plots, one of which conveniently takes a backseat when the other warms up and vice versa? This alternation does not get old and honestly may be a viable narrative technique more should consider incorporating. On […]
Kitty Raises Hell gives one the idea from both the cover and the genre that it belongs to, Urban Fantasy, that speculation and debates about the existence of the paranormal will take a backseat to snarling in-your-face wolves and similarly attitudinal chicks. The reality, however, generously gifts one instead with a central protagonist, Kitty, a […]