Continuing with The Eternal Kiss anthology, edited by Trisha Telep, I finished the sixth story, Kat by Kelley Armstrong. I’m already a fan of Armstrong, so I went into Kat with the anticipation of knowing I was going to enjoy a story and she didn’t disappoint.
The premise of the story was fairly simple. Kat was a young girl who was living with a vampire and they were on the run from vampire hunters who were trying to do what they’re suppose to. However, it comes out that Kat isn’t who she thought she was. She always knew she was someone special, but she wasn’t sure what or how.
The characters were well developed and I’m hoping we’ll get to see more of them in future novellas or even a series. I’m not sure if Kat is a part of a new series or not, but the Edison Group (aka the vamp hunters) definitely sound like they have alternate plans that could be fun to either exploit or destroy.
Overall, I really enjoyed Kat and I would be interested in knowing if this is a part of a new series or not. There was definitely some action going on and it was just enough to help develop the characters, move the plot along and keep me interested enough that I read the entire story in one sitting.
Other stories reviewed from The Eternal Kiss:
Falling to Ash by Karen Mahoney
Shelter Island by Melissa de la Cruz
Sword Point by Maria Snyder
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black
Undead Is Very in Right Now by Sarah Rees Brennan
The Thirteenth Step by Libby Bray
All Hallows by Rachel Caine
Wet Teeth by Cecil Castellucci
Other Boys by Cassandra Clare
Passing by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguie
Ambition by Lili St. Crow
All Wounds by Dina James
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