Kitty Steals the Show - Carrie Vaughn Reviews
Description:ISBN 0575098708 /
Newest Review: ... been a cut above the usual paranormal fare but I really struggled with this latest novel and have begun to think that ... more
... possibly Carrie Vaughn has taken this series as far as it should go.
The book is published by Gollancz, a well respected publishing house, and on the back cover of their books Gollancz provide a tick list of features the book contains. For this novel the list reads: Gothic, Romantic, Sexy, Action Packed and Funny, with larger ticks going against Action Packed and Funny to emphasise that there are larger doses of action and humour. I'll take each of these features in turn because I didn't find that any of these categories...more
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Kitty Steals the Show - Carrie Vaughn: Not much of a show stopper (923 words)by - written on 22/10/12 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Carrie Vaughn's urban fantasy series featuring werewolf, Kitty Norville, was one of the first of this genre that I read and enjoyed and over the intervening few years it's remained consistently good. 'Kitty Steals the Show' is book 10 in this ongoing series and, for me, though I hate to say it, it was anything but a show-stopper. Synopsis: There is an international conference on the paranatural to be held in London and Kitty has been asked to appear as the keynote speaker. Kitty, husband Ben, together with the human Cormac, head for London and soon find themselves embroiled in the middle of a supernatural power struggle. This first conference not ... Read the complete review
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