Bitten: The Series

[Cactus Jack]

Haven't read the books, but I'll tell you what, it's probably because I've been on this forum so long that this story seems passe, to the layman it's probably all new and interesting.

[Skalla-Grimm]

Originally Posted by Cactus Jack

Haven't read the books, but I'll tell you what, it's probably because I've been on this forum so long that this story seems passe, to the layman it's probably all new and interesting.

As already noted, the first novel Bitten came out over twelve years ago and predates the big waif-with-a-tramp-stamp-and maybe-a-weapon?-on-the-cover urban fantasy trend. Indeed, the original hardcover was sold as straight fiction; check out the cover below if you don't believe me. IIRC that also makes it older than this incarnation of the board.

The character Elena is rattling around the the back of my head when I do my work, and I doubt I'm alone. And I'm defending the books because I really like the character Elena (although Angua is still my favorite literary werewolf)

[hexen]

Originally Posted by Skalla-Grimm

And I'm defending the books because I really like the character Elena (although Angua is still my favorite literary werewolf)

Wait, there is a female werewolf in Terry Pratchett's works? Man I have to read those now...

[Anahki]

Originally Posted by hexen

Wait, there is a female werewolf in Terry Pratchett's works? Man I have to read those now...

Yep... she appears in all "night guard" series in Discworld books, and she also makes some cameos in other books. Sadly, the descriptions of her transformations don't go further than describing briefly feelings of embarrassment and so on. Anyway, I strongly recommend you all the Discworld books... your best time with books ever .