I enjoyed this. The point of the story wasn't really anything to do with Malcolm Danvers (who is Evil) - it's a bit of well-deserved character development for Nick Sorrentino. In this novella, Nick comes to the fore, and shows himself to be something more than just a playboy. He's a man who has his own place in the Pack hierarchy, and is comfortable with it - whatever outsiders might think of him.

I also liked the other protagonist - Vanessa - an intelligent workaholic who has decided that she'd like a piece of what Nick Sorrentino seems to be handing out. Unfortunately, she discovers that her technique is a little... rusty. :-) The interplay between them was fun, and emphasised that Nick is more than just the playboy outsiders think he is.

I'll probably read this again; it's a nice little novella with two characters that I like - and hope will reappear. ( )

This was a great Nick story and it let us see life with the Pack after Thirteen.
I like how Nick was fully aware of the stereotypes people referred to him as and just kept living life as he wanted to, and still stepping up to do what the Pack needed, while allowing his opponents to miss-estimate him.
I'd love to see more from him and from Vanessa. ( )

Nice return to Otherworld. Nick's after Malcolm and ends up with Vanessa, a fire half-demon. Mainly in Detroit. Does have Elena and Clay a tiny bit. Liked the pics scattered thru the book. ( )

I really enjoyed this one. The series never really focused on Nick that much and this story Nick is allowed to shine. He is tracking Malcolm for Clay and Elena and catches up with him in Detroit. There is more to it than that but since this is a novella I don't want to give much away but I hope that even if the main series of Otherworld is done I hope she keeps up with the novellas and gives time to the secondary characters in this universe.
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I've not read other books in this series, but I was surprised at the writing. It seemed very simple even for young adults. The story is about Nick and his trying to find Malcolm Danvers. He runs into trouble and is helped with what turns out to be a new love interest. ( )