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Kitty has love in her life and a satisfying radio show. When her mother falls ill, Kitty has to make a hard decision to return home to care for her, even though this means re-entering the territory of the violent werewolf pack that killed her best friend and almost killed her before she managed to run away. Then there are the rumblings of war between two powerful vampires in the city. What’s a werewolf to do? The Kitty Norville series really needs to be read in order. Luckily, this is no hardship at all since Kitty is a character that wraps herself around your heart and won’t let go. It seems that Kitty still isn’t going to catch a break anytime soon as Kitty and the Silver Bullet finds our favorite werewolf traveling back into the jaws of her old abusive and dysfunctional werewolf pack and they aren’t interested in letting bygones be bygones. With her new love, Ben, by her side, Kitty tries to juggle family responsibilities, aggressive werewolf challenges and reluctant alliances with the vampire community in order to avoid a paranormal meltdown in her home town. Will Kitty run again with her tail between her legs, or is there an alpha lurking beneath her peace-loving personality? There aren’t sufficient words to express exactly how satisfying and exciting this book has been to read. Kitty and the Silver Bullet is an outstanding book and fans everywhere will cheer as Kitty continues her path to maturity and power. Don’t miss it! Reviewed by Crystal |
Kitty Norville, Book 4: Kitty and the Silver Bullet Rating:
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