Carrie Vaughn

Kitty and the Silver Bullet (A Kitty Norville Novel #4)

Author: Vaughn, Carrie
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Page Count: 352pp.
Pub. Date: January 1, 2008
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing

Kitty’s radio show is as popular as ever and she has a boyfriend who actually seems to understand her. Can she finally settle down to a normal life? Not if this is just the calm before the storm. When her mother falls ill, Kitty rushes back to Denver — and right back to the abusive pack of werewolves she escaped a year ago. To make matters worse, a war is brewing between the city’s two oldest vampires, threatening the whole supernatural community. Though she wants to stay neutral, Kitty is again drawn into a world of politics and violence. To protect her family, her lover, and herself, she’ll have to choose sides. And maybe become what she hates — a killer.

Kitty Takes a Holiday (A Kitty Norville Novel #3)

Author: Vaughn, Carrie
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Type: Novel
Page Count: 336pp.
Pub. Date: April 1, 2007
Publisher: Warner Books/Grand Central

From the Editors of Barnes and Noble:
The third installment of Carrie Vaughn’s supernatural fantasy series starring lycanthropic late-night radio host Kitty Norville (Kitty and the Midnight Hour and Kitty Goes to Washington) takes an emphatically romantic turn when Norville, on hiatus from her popular radio show, is compelled to care for her lawyer friend Ben O’Farrell, who has been bitten and infected by a werewolf.

While hidden away in a cabin in the wilds of southern Colorado, Norville is finding it difficult to write her memoirs — especially when someone keeps painting bloody crosses on her door and leaving mutilated animal sacrifices hanging in the surrounding trees. But her autobiography takes a backseat when werewolf bounty hunter Cormac Bennett shows up on Norville’s doorstep with a bloodied O’Farrell in tow. While assisting Bennett on a case in New Mexico involving a rogue werewolf, O’Farrell was brutally attacked and, in less than four days, will experience his first Change. As O’Farrell struggles to come to grips with his new affliction, Norville and Bennett talk to locals in an attempt to uncover who is using arcane blood magic to intimidate Norville into leaving. But when the full moon inevitably rises and Norville and Bennett Change, the radio personality finds the unexpected: companionship, love, acceptance — and the beginnings of her own pack.

Featuring a strong and sexy heroine, this fast-paced and engaging saga will thoroughly engage fans of authors like Kim Harrison and Julie Kenner. It’s a far-from-normal paranormal fantasy.
–Paul Goat Allen

Kitty Goes to Washington (A Kitty Norville Novel #2)

Author: Vaughn, Carrie
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Type: Novel
Page Count: 360pp.
Pub. Date: July 1, 2006
Publisher: Warner Books/Grand Central

From the Editors of Barnes and Noble:
Talk radio meets supernatural fantasy in Carrie Vaughn’s second adventure to feature Kitty Norville, a popular late-night radio host who happens to be a werewolf. In Kitty Goes to Washington, the lovable lycanthrope is subpoenaed to attend upcoming Senate hearings regarding paranormal beings. After Kitty consults with her lawyer, she reluctantly agrees to go to Washington. As a rogue wolf without a pack and no territorial home (see Kitty and the Midnight Hour), her brief stay in D.C. may even be a kind of vacation. Upon her arrival, she is accosted by Alette, the vampiric Mistress of the City, who insists that Kitty stay with her. The matriarchal bloodsucker says that she fears for Kitty’s safety and even assigns her bodyguards; but as the renowned radio host sees more of the city and meets a group of peaceable lycanthropes that include a hunky were-jaguar, she begins to realize that the Senate hearings are only the tip of the iceberg of the complex and highly volatile subject of supernatural beings. Are they human? Do they have the same rights as everyone else? Or are they a disease that should be eradicated? While pondering these issues, Kitty becomes a prime target in a dangerous political game that includes a witch-hunting senator, an unethical doctor, and a reporter who will do anything to get an exclusive interview with Kitty.
–Paul Goat Allen

Kitty and the Midnight Hour (A Kitty Norville Novel #1)

Author: Vaughn, Carrie
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Type: Novel
Page Count: 288pp.
Pub. Date: November 1, 2005
Publisher: Warner Books/Grand Central

From the Editors of Barnes and Noble:
Like any other secret werewolf, Kitty Norville hates her dull “real world” job. Working as a night shift DJ at a Denver radio station, she craves excitement, not a steady diet of sappy song requests. Finally, in desperation, she introduces a new feature, a “midnight hour” on-air discussions about the existence of werewolves and vampires. Before she knows it, Kitty is fielding calls from dozens of vampires, werewolves, and witches. And then things really begin to get strange. . .

Long-Time Listener, First-Time Werewolf

Author: Vaughn, Carrie
Format: Hardcover
Type: Novel
Page Count: 645pp.
Pub. Date: 2007
Publisher: The Science Fiction Book Club

This omnibus volume is only available through the SFBC and contains Kitty and the Midnight Hour, Kitty Goes to Washington, Kitty Takes a Holiday and the short story “Kitty Meets the Band”.