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  Are Werewolves the new Vampires?

  The first book in Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Underworld series is a great starting point into the world of urban fantasy. Elena is the worlds only female werewolf and a great example of the kick ass heroines that are dominant in this genre. You will quickly want to read the sequels...

  Review by Rachel of the Norwich Borders on 2009-02-11 17:06:39

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  Not the best book i've read.

  Usually i devour books at an alarming speed. But with this it took effort to reach the end. The book isn't bad, but i wouldn't say the story had me gripped, which is of course, not that good for a book! It had a promising plot, but just when you thought you were getting into it, it when off on a boring wander. It's a little saucy, so wouldn't recommend it for younger readers or people who don't like that sort of thing! Nothing too out there. I think what put me off most of all, was the characters. I couldn't relate to them and so felt disjointed throughout the book. The male characters are all white vest, mustache wearing 'red neck' guys ('Clayton' being one of the main characters) and the main female character just isn't that lovable. you dont end up not really caring what happens to her. All this said, i still want to read the next book in the series out of pure interest as to what happens next, but i haven't rushed out and bought it like i usually do with series. I finished Bitten in December 08, and we're nearly in April 09 now, that says a lot for me. I hope the next one will pull through.

  Review by Strawberry on 14:47, 30 Mar 2009

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  Not for children

  If you like Twilight you will love this sexually packed warewolve story, first in a great series

  Review by Claire Sadler on 11:33, 12 Oct 2009

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