Bitten [Kindle Edition]

K.L. Nappier (Author)

Editorial Reviews

Review

If I had a choice between sex and this book, I would choose this book.

Product Description

Eight years after Full Wolf Moon. Max and David are now werewolf hunters about to encounter a "super-beast," the likes of which they've never seen before.

Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 400 KB
• Publisher: Double Dragon eBooks (August 2, 2007)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B000VYX8CC
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #718,075 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

More About the Author

K.L. Nappier didn't intend to join the ranks of break-away writers.

Originally published by the Berkeley Publishing Group in the early '90's, she tried to toe the popular line but found she was ill suited to the trends of mainstream, formulaic writing. Her penchant for "not letting a genre get in the way of a good story" was a liability rather than an asset.

It wasn't until the age of genre busting, breakthrough authors like Chuck Palahniuk and Dennis Lehane (the latter handpicking her for his 2006 Writers in Paradise workshop) when Kathy's work began attracting attention in the independent publishing industry.

In 2004, Kathy re-emerged on the literary scene with Full Wolf Moon, published first as an ebook with Double Dragon Publishing. Part thriller, part horror, part spiritual philosophy and social commentary, Full Wolf Moon won multiple awards in the independent press industry and critical praise among the online independent critics' circles. In the new era of publishing created by the Internet, K.L. Nappier's originality and style have found their place.

Since then, Kathy's work has attracted thousands of readers and continues to win awards and critical praise. She has been interviewed on television as well as in print, and via podcast and online radio. She tours regularly as a guest author, as well as scheduling individual readings and signings.

Join the thousands who already know why critics think she's one of the freshest voices of the independent writing movement.