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Kitty Steals the Show
- Kitty Norville, Book 10
- Narrated by: Marguerite Gavin
- Series: Kitty Norville, Book 10
- Length: 8 hrs and 28 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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- Christopher
- 02-05-13
Mostly set up
I have historically loved the Kitty Norville series, but this one left me a little wanting. First off let me say that Marguerite Gavin is spectacular as usual, and the production of this audio book is of very high quality. The writing itself is crisp, funny, and well done...the story on the other hand is basically a set-up for (hopefully) the next novel. The plot in this book just seemed very low-key, no really overall dramatic plotline, when something does happen it is quickly resolved..then something else might happen but these subsequent events did not really seem connected to the prior event. Rather there seems to be several hidden sub plots/action streams happening that we don't really get to see yet. I equate this book with a "book 1" of a trilogy, where some minor things happen but the real plot is to be revealed and resolved in subsequent novels.
That being said, I think that Ms. Vaugh is leading up to a humdinger of a showdown and anybody who misses this book will be lost in later books. So it is a must-read for Kitty Norville fans, but it will probably leave you a little disappointed that nothing really happens.
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- Annie The Audible Addict!!!
- 11-20-12
Kitty is so cool!
Where does Kitty Steals the Show rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Its great...and I have listened to a LOT of books!!!! MG's narration is always perfect in my book!!!!
What other book might you compare Kitty Steals the Show to and why?
The Kitty series is similar to the Night huntress series...but great as is....it can stand alone...Kitty is so cool!
Which scene was your favorite?
I liked her interviews....and when they saved Tyler....but I really loved the whole book!!!
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Same as the Title...this would make a good movie....all her books would!!!
Any additional comments?
I hope there are more Kitty books, I loved this one...and she still has more to say I think...she has grown so much, and is truly an inspiration....I love Ben, and I love Cormac...I think this is one of my ATF series so far....and has left me wanting more!!!
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-09-12
Kitty Steals The Show
I really loved this installment of the series. In this book Kitty gets some new allies via some old ones. Kitty blows the doors off the "long game". I won't give anything away here. Lots of laughs and her usual snark. You get to see a softer side of Cormac also.
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- Dakota
- 10-01-17
Worth the read
Kitty does steal the show. Love the story and the characters. This is quickly becoming my favorite series.
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- peter pound
- 08-25-17
the next in this series is a fun listen.
fun listen I look forward to the next book thank you Ms. Carrie good night
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- Edward P. Traxler
- 06-02-17
Kitty the Queen of Werewolves
Would you listen to Kitty Steals the Show again? Why?
Not for a while. It was a good listen .. but I like to space out re-listens
What was one of the most memorable moments of Kitty Steals the Show?
She meets someone who actually KNEW William Shakespeare .. ties in with her English Lit degree
Which character – as performed by Marguerite Gavin – was your favorite?
Kitty. The book revolves around her
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Extreme reaction? Ummm .. not really.
Any additional comments?
I thoroughly enjoyed the book - which tends to make me suspect reading reviews of books. I think people get into a mindset about how a series or character is supposed to go .. and when a book in a series slides into a slightly different path they become uncomfortable.
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- Jennifer Wadsworth
- 04-17-16
Another great adventure for Kitty Norville
Characters drive the plot as Kitty heads to London and meets up with a new vampire Family, the local English pack, and goes to head to head with some old enemies.
While in London for the first ever scientific conference on the supernatural, Kitty learns how the rest of the world’s vampires treat her fellow werewolves, and how pervasive Roman’s influence is on the world’s vampires. She gets tangled up in one plot to take out the Master of London and in another, spearheaded by an old enemy (or two), to capture werewolf soldiers for use in building a supernatural army.
As with all the Kitty books, we get to meet some great new characters, like Ned Allen–vampire, Elizabethan stage actor, and Master of London. I love how Kitty gets all giddy at the idea that Ned knew Shakespeare. We also meet Caleb, the Alpha werewolf of the British Isles. Kitty attempts to move Ned and Caleb’s relationship from “ignoring each other” to “working together,” based on the relationship she has with Rick back home in Denver.
We also get to meet some awful characters. The delegate of world vampires are awful; in particular, they way the view and treat werewolves is horrific. Kitty stirs up trouble by refusing to cow to their self-importance and accusing some of them of working with Roman. She also talks with their wolves, attempt to incite riot and defection, telling the wolves they don’t deserve to be cannon fodder for the coming war. As usual, she has some success, and earns the title Regina Luporum from some of the vampires — Queen of Wolves, a wolf who will stand up for her brethren against the vampires.
Carrie Vaughn has been great about letting us revisit characters from previous books. In Steals the Show, we get to spend time with Allette in D.C. and her descendant Emma in London, Dr. Schumacher and Joseph Tyler at the conference, and Luiz, the were-panther with whom Kitty had a fling while in Washington D.C. for the Senate hearings in Book 2. Assuming she’s still single, Luiz greets Kitty VERY warmly. Once he learns Kitty is married, the scenes where Luiz toys with Ben, much like a cat would, are priceless.
One of the smaller story lines I really enjoyed in this book was Cormac meeting Amelia’s family. It’s interesting to see Kitty observing the changes in Cormac since he “partnered” up with Amelia. It makes me look forward to Low Midnight that much more.
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- Liana
- 04-08-16
Just splendid!
I absolutely loved the book. Just as awesome as the previous books! nice to see some kickass female characters.
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- Jamie M Criss
- 10-20-15
Awesome as always!
another great installment! can't get enough of the narrator either. I actually put this series aside for a while and just picked it back up. I relistened to all of the books from the begining and it's even better the 2nd time through.
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-16-15
Mediocre at Best
Though I enjoy the Kitty series; this one fell a bit flat. The storyline was uni-dimensional, rather unimaginative and flat. Hope the next book is better.