Kitty Norville is a young werewolf who hosts a late-night radio talk show where she provides advice to supernatural beings. The book explores her journey as she navigates the world of werewolf politics, vampire politics, and human politics, all while dealing with the challenges of being a werewolf and a radio host. The story delves into the power dynamics of a werewolf pack and how Kitty starts to reclaim her confidence through her radio show, leading to conflicts in the supernatural world that spill over into daylight.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
The book includes content warnings related to themes of abuse, trauma, and violence.
Has Romance?
The book contains romantic undertones, but the romance does not dominate the plot.
From The Publisher:
In this action-packed story of supernaturals, a werewolf talk show host for the supernaturally disadvantaged has bitten off way more than she can chew.
Kitty Norville is a midnight-shift DJ for a Denver radio station. She's also a closeted werewolf.
Her new late-night advice show for the supernaturally disadvantaged is a raging success, but it's Kitty who can use some help.
With a sexy werewolf-hunter on her tail - and a few homicidal undead following her every move - Kitty's about to face the fight of her life.
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2 comment(s)
This first book in a series did definitely made me hooked on the main character Kitty. I didn't have the highest hope for this book but I'm intrigued to continue. I have the tiniest feeling I've read another book in the series but haven't checked yet. Will hopefully continue on with it soon
Kitty and the Midnight Hour is our first look into the life of Kitty Norville. She's a were who can shift at any time, however prefers to only shift when necessary - on the night of the full moon. In her world, shifting outside of the full moon can lead to becoming more wolf than wo/man and she's not about to let that happen.
Kitty hosts the "Midnight Hour" radio show and loves her job. So, when her alpha tells her that talking about the supernatural community, even in a "they may or may not exist, I'm not saying either way" sort of way, she is not a happy camper. The popularity of her show grows and it goes national. This makes her alpha and the vampire master nervous, they don't want to be outed to the public.
However, when the slayer, Cormac, comes after her, live on the air, she is forced to admit she's a werewolf.
Throughout the story, Kitty starts to test the limits of her alpha and the rules of the pack. She's not happy about being submissive, but is grateful for the security they offer.
I liked the introduction of Cormac, the slayer. I hope to see more of him in future books.
The book has some slow bits, but overall I really enjoyed it and will be continuing with the series.
What can you read after
Kitty and the Midnight Hour?
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