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A review by hemloc
Hunting Kat by Kelley Armstrong
4.0
Three reasons to read Hunting Kat:
1) After reading Cassandra's POV short stories, I wasn't convinced I wanted a vampire lead character, but Kat changed my mind. She features in only two very short stories yet I feel like I know her as well as the other characters in this series.
2) As usual with Kelley Armstrong's work, the story is well written, easy and pleasant to read.
3) Kat has only recently become a vampire. Seeing her get used to that is hugely enjoyable.
One drawback to Hunting Kat:
1) Kat's two stories are fairly similar to the Darkest Powers and Darkness Rising book. A genetically modified supernatural teen is on the run from the Edison Group. Each story differs in big ways, but that's the general idea. It would have been nice to see something different.
1) After reading Cassandra's POV short stories, I wasn't convinced I wanted a vampire lead character, but Kat changed my mind. She features in only two very short stories yet I feel like I know her as well as the other characters in this series.
2) As usual with Kelley Armstrong's work, the story is well written, easy and pleasant to read.
3) Kat has only recently become a vampire. Seeing her get used to that is hugely enjoyable.
One drawback to Hunting Kat:
1) Kat's two stories are fairly similar to the Darkest Powers and Darkness Rising book. A genetically modified supernatural teen is on the run from the Edison Group. Each story differs in big ways, but that's the general idea. It would have been nice to see something different.