Kitty and the Midnight Hour (Kitty Norville, #1) in WACKY READING CHALLENGES

May 19, 2012 Kelly (Maybedog) rated it really liked it

Shelves: what-modern-fantasy

Updated 10/8/12

My review is a cautionary tale. If one listens to a book on tape and hates it, but it's something they expected to like, always give the print edition a try.

Here is my review after I tried to read this book for the first time:

I listened to the first couple of chapters on cd, and it was so bad I had to stop even though I still had a hundred miles to drive with nothing on the radio. Since then I've realized that a bad narrator can ruin an audiobook so I think I'm going to try to re ...more

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Oct 29, 2015 *Dawn rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2015

Kitty and the Midnight Hour
by Carrie Vaughn
Audio Narrated by Marguerite Gavin

Kitty Norville works as a graveyard-shift disc jockey at a Denver radio station. Spinning records evolves into a late-night talk show where supernatural creatures (and wannabes) call in asking for advice. Because she is a (closeted) werewolf herself, her counsel is sound and her show becomes more and more popular.

This makes her own pack, as well as local vampires, very uncomfortable. They don't want her bringing so muc ...more

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Feb 21, 2018 Debra Barstad rated it liked it

This book was different in that I could not really get into the storyline. It was not the writing but the expectation that I had for this book. I thought the woman would be stronger but turns out she is just a follower and always males to walk all over her.

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