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This book is a great addition to the Otherworld Series library. It gives a real insight into Nick as a character since in the core series he isn't really developed as anything other than a rich playboy. He kinda steps up in this particular story and its nice to see him further developed. If you were left wondering "But what about Malcolm?" at the end of the core series, this is a BIG update for that evil dude we love to hate. This is a fairly quick read with no "slow" spots. It is a story that knows where it wants to go and it gets there all too soon. (If you are a mega fan like me lol)

I DO NOT recommend this for anyone that isn't familiar with the series mainly because of spoilers and possible confusion because this is a story that builds on many other stories.


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Brazen Otherworld Kelley Armstrong Xaviere Daumarie 9781596066168 Books Reviews

Brazen is a Women of the Otherworld novella (set after the final book Thirteen).

The narrators are Nick (pack member) and Vanessa (new character who is a P.I.).

I am not sure why it has taken me so long to get to this novella. I absolutely adore the Women of the Otherworld series. But it was quite interesting to read this after having seen Season 1 and half of Season 2 of the tv show Bitten. There are a bunch of characters either in this novella or mentioned who have different fates in the tv show. So it's interesting/slightly confusing to try to keep the two mediums separate in my head.

I do like Nick Sorrentino so it was nice to have him as the main narrator. I also like that we got to see a bit of Clay and Elena.

The story was enjoyable. If you like The Women of the Otherworld series then all of the novellas are must reads!
This is about 140 pages featuring Nick Sorrentino, pack playboy extraordinaire. Nick is definitely one of my favorite character of the series, based on his loyalty to Clay and Elena alone. Nick has always been underestimated in my opinion because, as an Omega, he has been fine with taking a back seat on most things, as well as a decided lack of aggression and ambition. Nick is not one to claw his way up the pack ranks and has often been viewed by outsiders as a nonentity. Even when he does when fights with other wolves, his reputation doesn't grow the way Clay's does with each win.

Recently he has felt that he needs to step up more within the pack, simply because Clay and Elena now have the twins and as pack Alpha, Elena can't be expected to go out on every case. Nick has already been there to support Clay and Elena and now he realizes that with their increased responsibility, he has to take on more to continue supporting them the way they need.

When word comes that Malcolm Danvers has been tracked down by an agency that the pack hired, Nick head's out to partner with one of the agency operatives, Vanessa Callas. I enjoyed this story because it gives us more of Nick and how he has grown within the pack. I also like the way he has stepped out of his comfort zone. Always content to follow wherever Elena and Clay direct him, seeing him make decisions and take charge is a nice change.

The romance of the story was okay. It was a very slow build that didn't really culminate into anything, but gives us more hope for the future. But will there be more books in the series to let us see the conclusion? I don't know. I also wish that the story was just a little bit longer and gave us more of a happy ending the way Hope and Karl's book did. Overall though, I was very satisfied that Kelley Armstrong is continuing to give us glimpses back into the Otherworld realm and hasn't completely left us out to dry. The only hard part as a reader is wondering if she will continue to do that, or if at some point we'll finally realize that's the end.
It is so nice to be able to dive back into the world that Kelley Armstrong built. While Elena and Clay are still some of my favorite wolves to follow, Nick is definitely up there. Here, we get to watch the newly "grown up" Nick settling into his life, complete with some pretty hefty responsibilities.

The story begins with Nick pretty much turning down some sex. For any other character, it might not be so startling, but for Nick it was a big change. It has been some time coming, what with his acceptance of essentially becoming a foster father for the new younger generation of pack members. Along with these responsibilities comes the task of coordinating the hunt for Malcolm. This whole Malcolm storyline is endlessly frustrating with near misses galore. This story, however, had all the makings of a good Malcolm capture. Nick's hired the best set of mercenaries and given them all they need to track down the pack's bogeyman.

Vanessa is the half-demon leading the hunt for Malcolm. She's been so driven that she can't seem to make time for romance, until Nick walks into her life. Sure, they get off on the wrong foot, but with Malcolm being... Malcolm, these two are forced to spend a lot of time in close quarters. What seems like it might have been another one-night-stand for the infamous Nick Sorrentino actually ends up being something completely different. That's the only type of HEA we get, though, sadly.
This book is a great addition to the Otherworld Series library. It gives a real insight into Nick as a character since in the core series he isn't really developed as anything other than a rich playboy. He kinda steps up in this particular story and its nice to see him further developed. If you were left wondering "But what about Malcolm?" at the end of the core series, this is a BIG update for that evil dude we love to hate. This is a fairly quick read with no "slow" spots. It is a story that knows where it wants to go and it gets there all too soon. (If you are a mega fan like me lol)

I DO NOT recommend this for anyone that isn't familiar with the series mainly because of spoilers and possible confusion because this is a story that builds on many other stories.