Frostbitten

I admit that I haven't picked up the last "Otherworld" book by Armstrong. I just really hate the character of Hope. Hate her, hate her, hate her. "Personal Demon" just completely got my panties in a wad. I realize this means I'm probably not the truest Armstrong fan, but it is what it is. I also admit that Elena and Clay are my absolute favorite characters. I would have read this book if all they did was frolick in the woods in werewolf form. Am I in the minority when I say this couple should be elevated to the level of Clare and Jamie/Eve and Roark? Not only are the paranormal elements of this series diverging into interesting and complex directions, but the family interactions and relationship building that Armstrong continues to hammer out are so satisfying. I found myself putting the book aside after every chapter just to relish the intricacies of Elena's growth. When you compare where she is in this book to where she was in "Bitten", you can't help but fall further in love with this writer. I don't want to summarize the plot, because this review is for those who are already familiar with the books and the author. You're going to love this entry in this fabulous world. I don't know if I should say that this is my favorite, since every one that preceded it led to my appreciation of this one. But dang it that's what I want to say; so, enough said.

WOW WOW WOW Armstrong delivers. I agree with the other reviewers and love the Wolfs of Otherworld. I have read all of Armstrongs books but Elena and Clay's story is the best! Again we are drawn in and share bits of the past 20 years and how They are adjusting to life and who would have guessed parenthood! This book isn't just a "review" of past books it has a great story line that adds to the Others, brings you up to date and leaves you wanting more! A must buy!

As a huge fan of the Women of the Otherworld series and even more so a fan of the main character(in this book) Elena, i was very happy after finishing it. In the series the author switches every few books to a new charcter, but they are all associated. My favorite though is when the werewovles are the main storyline. There are also witches, sorcerers, necromancers, vamipres and a few others. The story always progresses with every character even if they are seldom mentioned, you do find them growing and changing. In this book Elena who is a part time mother of two, wife, and pack spokesperson is given a huge proposition and it troubles her deeply whether she should accept it or not. She has a very dominant husband, the strongest in the pack, and all of the US for that matter. So who should take the biggest job of being pack leader between them? And whomever does ascend, will it effect their relationship? It wouldn't be an adventure for the werewolves if someone wasn't in grave danger, taking huge risks, and making hasty choices that have you biting all your nails off. If you are a fan of the series you simply cannot pass this book up. Also if you are a fan of authors like richelle mead, jeaniene frost, patricia briggs, charlaine harris, or stephenie meyer then you have to give this series a shot. You will love it, and thankfully you don't have to wait each year for a book to come out. You already get 10 all at once!

Wow! Frostbitten, the 10th novel in the Women of the Otherworld series gets my vote for best novel of the series so far! Frostbitten is told from Elena's point of view, taking us back to our original (and my personal favorite) narrator. The story is set predominantly in Alaska, and features Elena and Clay almost exclusively. We do get to touch base with some of our other much-loved Werewolves, and we also get to meet some fantastic new characters that I hope we'll be seeing more of in future stories. Right from the first page, Frostbitten is filled with action, intrigue and excitement, and of course... a little bit of romance. (What else would you expect from a book featuring Elena and Clay?) I don't want to give any of the juicy plot away so I'll stop there, but I'm quite sure that fans of the Women of the Otherworld series will love Frostbitten, while fans of supernatural fiction in general, could enjoy it as a great standalone novel as well. Don't miss Frostbitten!