Bitten (Mordida)

Her struggle to balance her human side with her wolf instincts added a lot of tension. I wonder if others saw her as a hero or a threat.

Her character felt so layered and authentic, which isn’t always common in horror novels. I’d love to hear what sparked that creative choice.

The world-building feels so detailed and grounded. I’m curious whether Kelley Armstrong drew from personal experiences or research to craft this universe.