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Elena Michaels is a werewolf, in fact, the only female of her kind. She is part of the Pack, and is responsible for sniffing out troublesome mortals who threaten to expose their race - like Tyrone Winsloe. He's a mad billionaire with an obsession of performing scientific experiments on the "supernatural" races: witches, vampires, werewolves, demons, etc. He's a threat, and a big one. Big enough that the Pack of werewolves team up with those witches, vampires, and demons to stop him. Yet while trying to stop him he gets his hands on Elena.

This was generally a good book. A small disappointment after reading Bitten, Kelley Armstrong's first book in this series, but a good book nonetheless. It's extremely detailed and it seems as if you are actually inside the story. Elena Michaels is strong and has no hesitation in "biting back." She's a heroine for all women in the real world. This is an action packed book and was humourous as well as exciting. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed Bitten and even books by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes.

Even if you are not a fan of supernatural fiction, this is a fun and enjoyable read. This book is second in Armstrong's Women of the Underworld.
The characters are both fascinating, interesting and likeable. The story is told from the point of view of Elena the only female werewolf. Elena has had a hard time adjusting to becoming a werewolf (the story in Bitten the first book of this series) but by this novel she is coming to accept her role and her "family" which is her pack.
In this novel Elena discovers that werewolves are not the only supernatural creatures out there and some dangerous people also know this. She is kidnaped and taken to a place where other beings have been taken to be studied. We get to see Elena's soft side and her humanity along with her werewolf.
This book has a little of everything. Mystery, intrigue, romance, supernatural and is it just a fun story.
I look forward to more novels in this series and especially ones who star Elena and her pack.
Read Bitten first and by the time you are done you will be hooked.

Finally a sequel with merit. In short, it was great -- but I won't bore you with another review, just give you my thoughts on the characters. I'm still stuck on Elena. Sometimes I think Kate Bosworth (Blue Crush) would be okay, but at other times that interpretation seems so off it's ridiculous. I deffinitely imagine Clay as a younger Matthew McConaughey (Frailty, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days) and Jeremy as Peter Gallagher (American Beauty, the OC). Savannah seems like a prepubescent Christina Ricci (Now and Then, Casper), I picture Leah as Alicia Witt (Mr. Holland's Opus, Cybill, Urban Legend), Adam as Joshua Jackson (The Skulls, Dawson's Creek), Cassandra as Catherine Zeta-Jones (Entrapment, Chicago), Katzen as Alex Desert (Boy Meets World, Becker), and Bauer as Allison Janney (The West Wing, How to Deal). However, I'm stilled stumped when it comes to Winsloe, Xavier, and, more importantly, Paige.