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Kitty Raises Hell (Kitty Norville #6)

by Carrie Vaughn (Goodreads Author)

3.96 of 5 stars 3.96 · rating details · 5,527 ratings · 232 reviews

Sometimes what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas.

Kitty and Ben flee The City That Never Sleeps, thinking they were finished with the dangers there, but the sadistic cult of lycanthropes and their vampire priestess have laid a curse on Kitty in revenge for her disrupting their rituals. Starting at the next full moon, danger and destruction the form of fire strikes Ki...more

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Published March 1st 2009 by Grand Central Publishing

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Mar 29, 2009 Jess rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2009, urban-fantasy

I don't know what to say. I'm just losing interest in this series. The last book was terrible, this one at least had more focus and a clear plot line. But I don't know... it doesn't grab me as the first few books did. I read it, but I find my mind wandering at parts and I had to re focus myself.

Kitty has definitely become a different character imo, in this one she's running around and trying to solve everything on her own. and she's not really listening to Rick who's trying to help her.

Plus this...more

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Feb 24, 2009 Julie (jjmachshev) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2009-reads

Well Kitty is really up against the wall with this one. If you aren't familiar with this series here's a quick synopsis. Kitty is a radio DJ who is a werewolf--and yes she's heard all the 'werewolf named Kitty' jokes. Anyway, the series follows her life and trials from the time she's bitten until she becomes (unwillingly) the most famous werewolf in the U.S. (read Kitty goes to Washington). Each books reveals a little more about one of the continuing characters and Kitty's growing circle of frie...more

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May 16, 2013 Levi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, pop-fiction, werewolves

DAMMIT, I just lost everything I typed. *mopes*

I just read six of these in a row, and I think I'm done for now. I'll spare you separate reviews of all of them.

One of Vaughn's more... unique... writing traits is a tendency to wrap up major plotlines halfway or 75% of the way through the book. No way was that the end, you think, they only thought they defeated the baddie, and it's going to come roaring back when we least expect it. But no. The third book was a particularly strong example: you disc...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Kathy Davie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, urban

Sixth in the Kitty Norville urban fantasy series about an alpha wolf/radio show host and the scrapes she falls into.

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This one is just vicious with a great deal of tension and really tests Kitty's alliance with Rick. We do learn a bit more about Rick's history.

It's a combination of terror and Ouija boards. With everyone...and I do mean everyone learning more than they ever expected about each other, themselves, and those around them.

The Kitty Norville series has a very urban flavor to this...more

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Oct 21, 2012 Cstillsquare rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is probably my favorite so far in the Kitty Norville series.

This series manages to ground its supernatural elements in real world in a way that is lacking from most urban fantasy.

Heroine who is more likely to talk her way rather than fight her way out of trouble? Who has tireless optimism about humanity and the supernaturals? Who makes just as many friends as enemies wherever she goes? Who saves the day through the strength of these friendships and her ability to persuade others to her si...more

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Jun 12, 2012 Liviania rated it 4 of 5 stars

Kitty and the husband are back from Vegas, but somebody forgot the slogan quoted above. Not willing to forgive and forget, a firestarting force has been let loose on Kitty and the things she loves and protects. Her options are the master vampire of Denver, who doesn't know how to help, a newcomer vampire whose price might be too high, and a group of human paranormal investigators.

I liked the Paradox PI crew and felt Kitty was somewhat insensitive to the fact they were human and thus not well-sui...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Kitty is back home in Denver – but it seems something has followed her from Vegas. After severely hurting and annoying a cult dedicated to Tiamat, a personification of chaos, she finds the deities name burned into her club. Very soon, it’s clear that some kind of fiery, intangible entity is hunting them.

And how do you fight something intangible? Something intangible that can burn anything it touches? Something intangible you can’t even see yet can burn you from the inside out?

And how do you do t...more Kitty is back home in Denver – but it seems something has followed her from Vegas. After severely hurting and annoying a cult dedicated to Tiamat, a personification of chaos, she finds the deities name burned into her club. Very soon, it’s clear that some kind of fiery, intangible entity is hunting them.

And how do you fight something intangible? Something intangible that can burn anything it touches? Something intangible you can’t even see yet can burn you from the inside out?

And how do you do that before it kills anyone – or before it kills anyone else? How do you keep everyone safe?

And how can you fight it while at the same time reassuring and protecting a wolf pack, one you’ve only just adopted, one you’ve only just become alpha of?

And, when enmeshed in undead politics, how do you know who you can trust to help and whether you’re just digging yourself in deeper.

And how do you do all that and continue to run a successful and fun radio show?

Of course, tracking down what the monster is takes time and investigation – it’s a mystery. The problem with mysteries is it’s very hard to pace it well, and this is certainly an issue with this book. We spend a long time with Kitty and co basically sat around saying “I don’t know.” They follow up leads and get “I don’t know” back. They ask questions – more I don’t know. It’s kind of frustrating to feel it all going round in circles without actually going anywhere. However, I do accept that party of this is a thematic point. I mean, the characters are frustrated and lost and worried. They don’t know what’s happening, they know people are going to die, they know all their lives are at risk. So, yes, this is a realistic thing to happen.

The problem is, from a reader’s stand point, while you can feel the frustration, you can’t feel the underlying fear and tension (or I didn’t, anyway) that would have made it nail biting. I wasn’t boring, it was still interesting it was even exciting at times, but there was that edge of “can we have the answer yet?” that frustrated me

I think the main thing that made it harder to deal with was the end. I don’t want to spoil, but the idea that they went through all these questions, pursued all these leads, thought people had died and went through all this worry – then they just get the answer like that? It robs from the tension – it becomes less of a “yes we’ve finally found the answer” and more “what, the answer was that easy? Guys, what were you whining about?”

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Dec 30, 2010 Karissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is book 6 in the Kitty Norville series. I thought this book was better than the last book and a great addition to the series.

In this book Kitty returns to Denver to try and live a normal life with her new husband Ben. Well, of course things don't stay normal. Kitty's pack is being hunted by a horrible, invisible, fire-loving supernatural creature of some sort and Kitty thinks it might be tied to the events that happened in Las Vegas in Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand (Kitty Norville, Book 5)....more

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May 03, 2010 Danika rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: escape-reality, magick, vampires, wolves

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Mar 31, 2010 Genie rated it 4 of 5 stars

“Kitty Raises Hell” picks up where “Kitty and the Dead Man’s Hand” left off. Kitty and Ben returned from Las Vegas thinking they had left the worst of the problems encountered behind. Breathing a sigh of relief and thinking they returned to Denver safe and sound, they soon discover their Vegas troubles followed them home. The feline lycanthropes involved in the death cult are out for revenge. They plan to make Kitty pay by taking out members of her pack one by one and, eventually, Kitty herself....more

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Jul 15, 2009 Chris rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: werewolves-are-awesome, vampires, fantasy-urban

This book directly follows Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand, and is better than its prequel. Back in Denver, Kitty and Ben must deal with pack power dynamics, the demon (or is it ?) as well as vampire politics.

This book is closer to the earlier Kitty books in tone as well continues the dog versus cat theme from Dead Man's Hand. It still lacks in some areas. It does seem like sometimes Kitty keeps running headlong into trouble without pausing to think.

That said, however, there is much to like in th...more This book directly follows Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand, and is better than its prequel. Back in Denver, Kitty and Ben must deal with pack power dynamics, the demon (or is it ?) as well as vampire politics.

This book is closer to the earlier Kitty books in tone as well continues the dog versus cat theme from Dead Man's Hand. It still lacks in some areas. It does seem like sometimes Kitty keeps running headlong into trouble without pausing to think.

That said, however, there is much to like in this book. Det. Hardin makes an appearance, and I do wish that Vaughn would use the character more. It's nice to see Kitty talk to a woman who is not family and who sees Kitty as an equal. The reader gets too such women here, for Vaughn introduces us to Tina, a host on a paranormal investigation show. I do hope that both women appear in the next book. Too often when Kitty leaves Denver, she becomes surronded by mostly men. Kitty Goes to Washingtonis the only book that really breaks this tend. In Kitty Takes a Holiday there is no real female equal, and this holds true for Dead Man's Hand. This is not the case in this book. It's nice to see Kitty have female friends, though she still is the only real female werewolf character. There is also a return to Cormac as well as more radio show talk. Kitty also grows some here as well. (Am I the only person who thinks on some covers, Kitty looks like Ann Coutler? Isn't it spooky?)

The most pathos filled parts concerned T. J.'s brother and those scenes ground the book in ways the rest of the plot doesn't. For instance, Kitty and Ben are cute, but they don't seem quite like a couple. They seem more like teenagers or cliche versions of lovers. There is some hint of something more, and hopefully this will be developed in the rest of the series. In this book, at least, Ben is not simply a stick figure.

The loose ends from Dead Man's Hand are tied up here, at least most of the them. Vaughn, however, leaves an open question over what will happen next, for she places Denver squarely into vampire politics. Let's hope that this does not mean that Vaughn is going to follow in the direction of so many other paranormal writers.(less)

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Jul 01, 2009 Samantha rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Kitty Raises Hell brings Kitty back to Denver and trying to protect her pack from an evil that was unleashed back in Las Vegas. Filled with action and suspense, the reader goes on another wild ride with Kitty that doesn't disappoint.

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What isn't there to like about this series? Kitty has become such a strong female character that I like more and more. She is learning more about what goes into being the leader of her pack while staying true to herself. I l...more

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Apr 25, 2009 Literary Feline rated it 3 of 5 stars

Trouble seems to follow Kitty no matter where she goes, and it certainly has found her in Denver. Something is stalking her and threatening her pack. She is up against a supernatural force she cannot explain, much less name. Seeking help from the crew of a televised paranormal investigation show, maybe she will be able to figure out who or what is behind the strange happenings and learn how to stop it before it wrecks even more havoc than it has already.

She also is offered help from another sour...more

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Apr 07, 2009 Schnaucl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: april, fiction, library, read_2009, series, urban_fantasy

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This book picks up where the other one left off, with Kitty and her pack being threatened by the Band of Tiamat and trying to stop them.

I thought it was stronger than the last one although partly because focus wasn't as much on her relationship with Ben in this book. (It was obviously an appropriate focus last time since the book contained her wedding). Intellectually I think they're good for each other, but I think she had much better chemistry with Cormac. Normally I prefer the intellectual ty...more

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Aug 07, 2012 April rated it 4 of 5 stars

In this latest installment of the Kitty Norville the werewolf series, Kitty and Ben have returned home after their quick and dangerous wedding in Vegas (chronicled in the previous book ‘Kitty and the Dead Man’s Hand‘). However, the Band of Tiamat (were-cats led by an evil and ancient vampire) isn’t done. What appears to be a demon has been unleashed on Kitty leaving all her friends and family in danger. Relying on Rick (lead Vampire in Denver) to help her find a way to rid herself of the demon....more

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Mar 07, 2009 Cameron rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

A hearty thank you to Ms. Vaughn for not making us wait to resolve the cliff hanger of Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand. Stepping back into Kitty's world - that of her newly formed and thus fragile pack - after the curious Vegas elopement, we find that Kitty's decision to be a "newfangled modern" werewolf who solves the pack's problems with her verbal repartee rather than by abuse is not quite as simple as she'd like to idealize it. The dynamics of dominance still hold sway, and perhaps the best pa...more A hearty thank you to Ms. Vaughn for not making us wait to resolve the cliff hanger of Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand. Stepping back into Kitty's world - that of her newly formed and thus fragile pack - after the curious Vegas elopement, we find that Kitty's decision to be a "newfangled modern" werewolf who solves the pack's problems with her verbal repartee rather than by abuse is not quite as simple as she'd like to idealize it. The dynamics of dominance still hold sway, and perhaps the best part of this novel is following how Kitty negotiates the slippery slope between her alpha status attained by wit and guile rather than pure force. A moment I hope Vaughn explores and exploits later for its drama, is when Ben actually grows as a character and exerts his alpha status in a manner antithetical to Kitty's ideal. The potential for how it might play out between this newly married and newly leading alpha pair could drive a lot of growth and angst for these characters, not to mention the rest of the pack.

A team of interesting secondary characters comes to play in the form of a reality TV show called Paradox PI, furthering the humorous vein of media commentary that Vaughn established by having Kitty be a radio show host. The team makes a show out of searching for the true hauntings and spirit sightings, but debunking everything they come across. Too bad for them that the trouble Kitty carries over from Vegas cannot be debunked.

Despite the development of the pack dynamics which I dearly missed in the last novel, I still feel like there is an element missing. It may stem from the relationship between Kitty and Ben, which does not even feel raw like a new marriage, but rather nebulous and tenuous. Perhaps the above mentioned development of tension could flesh this pair out, or mayhap the continuing werewolf leadership role will force some edges to develop in these characters. I wonder too if reintroducing Cormac's incarcerated character as a player once again would help establish the ground that is missing.(less)

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Mar 23, 2012 Wealhtheow rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, urban-fantasy

Kitty Norville, werewolf and radio show host, has just returned from Las Vegas. She just wanted to get married there, but she got a whole lot more than she'd bargained for. The band of weres she defeated in Vegas have sent a nasty curse after her, and it's not just going to hurt her. It's going to hurt everyone she knows.

Kitty calls on all her allies, including the cast of a paranormal investigation reality show. There's some spooky goings-on in here, to the extent that I actually got chills up...more

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Aug 04, 2011 Shdnx rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, shapeshifters, werewolves, paranormal

This is the 6th book of the Kitty Norville series, and it's definitely began to burn out. While this installments was much better than the previous one, Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand, it still wasn't as good as any of the first 4 books.

The world expanded considerably in the 5th book, revealing a secret battle between the forces of order and chaos. Kitty encountered new types of magic, and while she managed to escape last time, something comes after her and hell is unleashed in Denver.
I have to a...more

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Jul 30, 2012 Yodamom rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: audio, action-jackson, fantasy, ghosts, mystery, romance, shifters, urban-fantasy, vampires, werewolves, wizards

3.5 Kitty is being hunted, by something that burns. She can smell something burning, fell heat, hear screams. This is only the beginning, a whole new evil has come to town and it wants Kitty dead and anyone around her. To top it off outsiders are in town offering help, but are they trust worthy ? Her trip to Vegas left some open issues between her and some very pissed off Weretigers who worship a nasty deity. Kitty has to call in her friends for help, she has to trust outside her pack and she m...more

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May 26, 2009 Julia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampires-weres-witches

Maybe it's that I read three Kitty books in a month, with #5 & #6 in two days. Too much Kitty may just be too much.

But at the same time, reading them this way helped. It was very easy to read these two books back to back, since so much of what happened in The Dead Man’s Hand had consequences in Raises Hell. In Las Vegas Kitty took on the weres who are part of the Hanging Garden’s show, and Kitty and her friends took down five of them. In this novel the vampire sends a fire demon to Denver to...more

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Sep 01, 2009 Ladiibbug rated it 4 of 5 stars

#6 Kitty Norville - Werewolf/DJ Paranormal Romance

Kitty joins forces with a paranormal TV research team. The evil entity that's followed Kitty home to Denver from Las Vegas is escalating in violence. Kitty turns to Rick, Denver's Master vampire for help. She's approached by a new-to-her vampire named Roman who says he can help banish the evil spirit, demon, or whatever it is ... for a price. And he doesn't mean money.

I so enjoyed the themes of a haunted house, telekenesis, every kind of cool par...more

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Jun 11, 2013 Kristin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: kept-close, fantasy

Writing: 4
Story: 4
Satisfaction: 4

The stakes are higher and the story is more serious that the previous books. Kitty plays a more active role in trying to problem solve and gets into even more trouble as a result.

Kitty Raises Hell is a direct sequel to Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand. Newly married, Kitty and Ben return to Denver hoping to put the problems they faced in Vegas far behind them. Unfortunately, the ones they went against in Vegas aren't so willing to let bygones be bygones and after s...more

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Sep 10, 2009 Wendi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Perfect for : Personal reading, anyone who likes vampire or werewolf stories

In a nutshell: In Kitty Raises Hell, what happened in Vegas DIDN'T stay in Vegas! After surviving a gun convention teaming with were-wolf hunters toting silver bullets, and a near were-wolf sacrifice by the followers of Tiamat, something has followed Kitty and Ben back to Denver and it looks like it is out for revenge - with fire and brimstone! When the thing that followed them back starts attacking members of the pack,...more

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Apr 22, 2009 Jenn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampiresupernatural

I find these books to be a good, page-turning time for when I'm on my treadmill, but I have to say that they kind of blithely move past having to explain important things to people who need to know them and some of the ways that the characters behave seem unrealistic to me. If you were attacked by something supernatural, wouldn't you tell people, or would you get distracted by a pretty butterfly? I'm being overly facetious, but there's some major plot A.D.D. going on here or something. *spoiler*...more

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Sep 30, 2011 Tina rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult-fantasy, ebook, own-it

2.5 stars- What this book brought to the series ...

Yeahs::

* Every book tends to bring new exciting characters to the series. This one was no exception. The Paradox Paranormal team join Kitty's list of friends that I hope pop up again.

* Re-turning characters- Kitty, Ben, Rick, Cormac, Oddysius Grant, Nick, Shaun, and Officer Hardin. Plus a new villian to torment Kitty and Ben.

* This book was not a page turner, it was just okay. It kept my interest for the moment and I'll continue the series, but...more

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Aug 23, 2010 mlady_rebecca rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction__part_of_a_series, author__carrie_vaughn, genre__urban_fantasy, genre_sub__lycanthropes_and_shifter, 2010, pov__first_person_female, fiction__speculative

The kitty cat cult from book #5 wasn't prepared to let what happened in Vegas stay in Vegas. Some strange force/being/demon follows Kitty and Ben home and starts attacking those near and dear to them.

In the meantime, a local "ghost hunters" style paranormal investigation show is in town and Kitty is trying to get them to appear on her show. Turns out they are more science than science fiction, and potential allies.

At this point in the series the hinted at "Long Game" of the vampires seems to be...more

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Feb 21, 2013 Kathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: action, fantasy-other-world, magic, vampire, werewolf-shapeshifter, strong-women

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Setting: Denver – pack bar; haunted house; Kitty & Ben’s home; radio station; streets;

Theme: protecting the pack; defining and defeating the unknown; trust/distrust; long view;

Characters:
Kitty and Ben – Tiamat demon is sicced on them; they must step up and act the alpha, facing dissention in the pack as they are ineffective in stopping the demon;

Tina / Gary / Jules: Professional Paranormal Investigators – with their own show; Kitty broadcasts from a haunted house where they are set up with...more

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Aug 11, 2011 Vannessa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-books, to-read-summer-2011, were-shifters-mostly, urban-fantasy-adult

I do believe I am wrong. I don't normally admit to being wrong because I am always right, but for once I will admit I was wrong! I said that Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand (#5 in the Kitty Norville series) was the best book so far, but this one was even better.

This once carries straight on after Kitty and Ben return from the trip to Vegas. The trouble from Vegas has followed them home and someone finds Kitty's bar, New Moon, and burns the word Tiamat on the door. Kitty obviously knows what and wh...more I do believe I am wrong. I don't normally admit to being wrong because I am always right, but for once I will admit I was wrong! I said that Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand (#5 in the Kitty Norville series) was the best book so far, but this one was even better.

This once carries straight on after Kitty and Ben return from the trip to Vegas. The trouble from Vegas has followed them home and someone finds Kitty's bar, New Moon, and burns the word Tiamat on the door. Kitty obviously knows what and who that means and now has to stop them. However she ends up dealing with something she didn't even know existed; a form of a djinn called an ifrit, which is a spirit made of fire and who loves causing chaos by burning everything and everyone down! Kitty does admit that she doesn't really know what to do and with the help of an old friend and some new ones she soon works out how to rid herself and Denver of this pest!

Even though Kitty is the female alpha of her pack, she readily admits when she doesn't know what to do and has no problems whatsoever asking for help. Some alphas or vampire masters would see that as a weakness, but I believe it takes great guts to ask for help when everyone else expects you to be able to deal with the problem.

I love Kitty and Ben's relationship. They are both clear alphas but are so madly in love with each other. I hope that doesn't change in the rest of the series. Although I do prefer the action and adventure in these books, I do also like it when a couple get together and it works out.

And I do like how Rick is developing as well. He is coming into his own being the new vampire master for Denver and even though Kitty may not always agree with his decisions, he does seem to be able to wait out and find the answers before jumping in with both feet. Something that Kitty is more than ready to do at times in this book. I love how secretive he is as well, always giving little snippets of his past to Kitty but never really revealing anything. I hope one day she does get a juicy story from him!

Right onto Book #7, Kitty's House of Horrors then!(less)

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Jan 11, 2011 Ithlilian rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

Maybe it is the subject matter that threw me here, but I really did not enjoy Kitty Raises Hell. The bad guys from the last book sent something bad after Kitty and she spends the entire book asking for people for help figuring out what it is. There is no character development, just the same old tired cast of people. There is no all encompassing plot that makes me want to read the next installment. The book is just a big ghost hunt and I found myself skipping over sections of repetitive details....more

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May 25, 2009 Gail rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Kitty is back from Denver and settling into married life after her adventurous elopment to Las Vegas. Unfortunately not everything stayed in Vegas and she is being targeted by a mysterious being that commands fire. Through her work as a late night DJ to the paranormal crowd, she gets involved with a reality TV program called Paranormal PI. Plus there's an ages old vampire in town playing a mysterious power game.

This book rocks. Building on the past books and bringing in all sorts of new ways to...more

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Vaughn was born into a military family and has lived all over the U.S. She received a BA from Occidental College, after which she went on to work too many jobs to count until she went back to school to receive her MA from University of Colorado at Boulder. She currently lives in Boulder, CO.

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