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Kitty has been invited to London to give the keynote speech at a conference about paranormals. She is excited to learn and excited to line up interviews for her radio show. But no conference can go smoothly when protesters both favoring and hating paranormals are a constant presence. Also Roman is still agitating in the background in his quest for war.

Kitty, Ben and Cormac have been invited to stay with the master vampire of the city. Ned was a famous Shakespearean actor and knew Shakespeare and other literary lights of the day. Kitty is awed and fascinated by him. But as a vampire, Ben and Cormac don't trust him. Ned arranges for Kitty to meet other vampires who have gathered out of concern for the conference where Kitty sees things a modern American werewolf has trouble handling.

Kitty also meets the werewolf who is the alpha of the British werewolves. And Kitty meets faeries. Kitty is gathering allies for the upcoming war and foments rebellion among the werewolves who are held as property by some of the vampires. She is also trying to find out which vampires are allied with Roman.

When her friend Tyler is kidnapped, Kitty calls on all her allies to help find him including the werewolf alpha, the vampire Ned, and her new human contact who is a descendent of Amelia, the spirit who is sharing headspace with her friend Cormac.

This was an exciting and entertaining addition to the long running Kitty Norville series. I liked the way Kitty firmed up her belief that communication can solve many problems and that conspiracies exposed to the light lose some of their power.


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Kitty Steals the Show Carrie Vaughn 9780575098701 Books Reviews

The last book, "Kitty's Big Trouble" was meh, with odd pacing, not enough story or character or story development and an odd mix of gods, vampires and were wolves. This story was much better and also builds off the events in "Kitty's Big Trouble".

Kitty has been invited to speak at an international conference in London England on the existence of supernatural beings what they are, what they aren't, laws regarding them, etc. She's accompanied by her husband Ben and his cousin Cormac, a former hunter of supernatural beings. Of course, things don't go according to plan. Do they ever when Kitty is involved? D

Kitty does her usual schtick of butting in and getting involved in just about everything. She meets the vampire Master of London and reunites with Emma from an earlier book (sorry, I can't remember which one), meets the werewolf alpha of the British Isles, and encounters two different enemies from earlier books. Actually this book brings together quite a few characters from earlier books as well as introducing new ones. There was an earlier book called "Kitty Goes to War" and I think that title would have fir this book perfetly. There's quite a bit of action and Kitty is stirring things up again, encouraging dissension amongst the werewolf ranks of the vamps working with Roman, her nemesis, and encouraging the vampire Master Ned and the werewolf Alpha Caleb to ally and work together. In the midst of this, a friend goes missing thanks to one of those nemeses from an earlier book, and Cormac gets domestic and searches for family, though not his.

Kitty has grown up a lot over the series and though impulsive and a bit of a tail-jerker, has matured and learned to accept responsibility and even, occasionally, to not speak her mind. In this story though she spends a lot of time speaking her mind, even when it's to her detriment. I love her character, her humor, her strength, her compassion, her resilience and her spunk. She shines in this story.

Vaughn gives us a strong story, ties up some loose ends, moves forward the overall story line, and sets up some big changes. She mixes action and development in a near perfect blend. One gripe I have is that Cormac and Ben didn't actually contribute much to the story and could probably have been left out; I'd have liked for both of them to have a stronger presence. Many of the secondary characters were stronger and more interesting. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed this story and I'm curious to see what happens next. Happily, I have the next book on my .
How can it be that the 10th book in a series can be, possibly, the best yet. Carrie Vaughn shows no signs of running out of ideas as pertains to keeping this series exciting and compelling. Here's one idea let's go international. Carrie, Ben and Cormac are all attending the First International Conference on Paranormal Studies. She is to be the keynote speaker. That's at the end of the week. A lot happens in the week before her address.
What I really liked was the comparison of the were culture in the United States and that in Europe. Further, Kitty gets an education in just what the "Long Game" is that the vampires are constantly playing.
Along the way, Kitty meets, Caleb, the Alpha were of the British Isles. He quickly becomes an ally Kitty can trust and who proves to be very helpful. Of course, there are some old enemies who oppose Kitty's agenda, and will stop at nothing to stop her.
I truly enjoyed the insight into the "old world" of the European and Asian paranormal cultures.
Meanwhile, the plotting and counterplotting, and double-crossing makes this book almost impossible to put down. Just a hint, not a spoiler, for fans of the series, some of the scenes where Cormac is taken over by the spirit who possessed him are so funny they are just not to be missed.
Just keep 'em coming Carrie, and I'll keep reading 'em. Highest recommendation.
Kitty has been invited to London to give the keynote speech at a conference about paranormals. She is excited to learn and excited to line up interviews for her radio show. But no conference can go smoothly when protesters both favoring and hating paranormals are a constant presence. Also Roman is still agitating in the background in his quest for war.

Kitty, Ben and Cormac have been invited to stay with the master vampire of the city. Ned was a famous Shakespearean actor and knew Shakespeare and other literary lights of the day. Kitty is awed and fascinated by him. But as a vampire, Ben and Cormac don't trust him. Ned arranges for Kitty to meet other vampires who have gathered out of concern for the conference where Kitty sees things a modern American werewolf has trouble handling.

Kitty also meets the werewolf who is the alpha of the British werewolves. And Kitty meets faeries. Kitty is gathering allies for the upcoming war and foments rebellion among the werewolves who are held as property by some of the vampires. She is also trying to find out which vampires are allied with Roman.

When her friend Tyler is kidnapped, Kitty calls on all her allies to help find him including the werewolf alpha, the vampire Ned, and her new human contact who is a descendent of Amelia, the spirit who is sharing headspace with her friend Cormac.

This was an exciting and entertaining addition to the long running Kitty Norville series. I liked the way Kitty firmed up her belief that communication can solve many problems and that conspiracies exposed to the light lose some of their power.