I love Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series, told first person by various supernatural women, in this case, Elena, a werewolf. This is the second book in the series, which begins with Bitten, but I find the books in the series stand alone well enough to be read out of order (although naturally you'd then encounter spoilers). I have my issues with Bitten, because I found the love interest in that book, Clay, problematic. By the time I got to this book though, it was less of an issue and isn't that germane to this book, which is a well-paced thriller/adventure with interesting takes on the different magical "races" such as werewolves, vampires, witches, sorcerers, etc. This specific book is a take-off on the old "Most Dangerous Game" scenario, but is an enjoyable, engrossing read when you want some escapist entertainment.
