. This book tells the story of the only female werewolf. It's also full of action, which I always like.Elena, the female werewolf, is a member of the Pack, which is sort of the governing body of werewolves. Non-Pack members are called mutts, and are looked down on by the Pack. In this book, one of the mutts shows up in the Pack's territory and starts killing people. Elena, and the rest of the Pack, have to track him down and kill him.
There's quite a bit more to the story too. We get to see Elena trying to fit in to the human world, and not really succeeding as well as she wishes. We also get to see her struggling to finally come to terms with her lycanthropy, and to figure out which man she really loves.
These are great books and are highly recommended. I give Bitten
a full five yo-yos. Up next, I'll hopefully get around to reading that POD I got a review copy of, but I might end up reading the seqal to Bitten.
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I've seen these books around for a while but never gave them any serious thought. Would you consider them a "girly" read or good for both genders?
The covers do make the books look pretty "girly," but I think they're a good read for men too.
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