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Bitten: Book 1 in the Women of the Otherworld Series

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Bitten: Book 1 in the Women of the Otherworld Series
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Kelley Armstrong
SeriesOtherworld
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:464
Dimensions(mm): Height 196,Width 132
Category/GenreFantasy
ISBN/Barcode 9781841499185
ClassificationsDewey:813.6
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Imprint Orbit
Publication Date 6 May 2010
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

I ve been fighting it all night. I m going to lose ... Nature wins out. It always does. Elena Michaels didn t know that her lover Clay was a werewolf until he bit her, changing her life forever. Betrayed and furious, she cannot accept her transformation, and wants nothing to do with her Pack - a charismatic group of fellow werewolves who say they want to help. When a series of brutal murders threatens the Pack and Clay, Elena is forced to make an impossible choice. Abandon the only people who truly understand her new nature, or help them to save the lover who ruined her life, and who still wants her back at any cost.

Author Biography

Kelley Armstrong lives in rural Ontario, Canada, with her family and far too many pets. She is the author of the bestselling Women of the Otherworld series, the highly acclaimed Darkest Power young adult series and two adventure novels about a hitwoman, EXIT STRATEGY and MADE TO BE BROKEN.

Reviews

A hair-raising story for the she-wolf in us all -- SHANNON OLSON, author of WELCOME TO MY PLANET Armstrong's true achievement is her depiction of werewolf nature in believably human context ...the sensuality of Elena's transformations and the viciousness of her kills mesh perfectly with her tough personality. -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY A witty, suspenseful, and well-paced tale...[Bitten] will both thrill and absorb you. -- HOUSTON CHRONICLE Frisky... Tells a rather sweet love story, and suggests that being a wolf may be more comfortable for a strong, smart woman than being human. -- THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW