I really like Armstrong’s depiction of werewolves from the description of their change, their crazy metabolism and need to eat stacks of food (total envy here!) and how the the animal instincts change their view of the world. It is an easy read, combining a complicated love story with a mystery in an immersive supernatural world.
This book is up there with one of my favourites, written before the werewolf and vampire genre got really popular.
Going home means facing up to her past, but more importantly seeing the man she loved and who caused her to become a werewolf – Clay. After years living away from the pack and trying to live as normal a life as possible, Elena is summoned home to help them deal with a problem. The book follows Elena Michaels, the only surviving female werewolf, bitten by a man she thought loved her, the bite is very hard to survive and even harder for women. I have yet to watch the show, but I have no doubt the books will be better – they are always are! I have to confess I may have gone through IMDB and got cross at the casting as half of them are not like I pictured in my mind at all. Which made me decide to start re-reading the books through again. The books have recently been made into the TV show which premiered on the Syfy Channel yesterday. Bitten by Kelley Armstrong (Otherworld #1)īitten is a book I first read originally years ago, around about when it was first published and it was my first foray into the urban fantasy genre.
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