All There in the Manual: The author's webpage includes an 'Otherworld Bible' with details about demonology not yet seen in the series.In context, though, it was more a case of 'Fire her before she quits'. All of the Other Reindeer: Paige was treated as a dangerous malcontent by the rest of her Coven, even before they cast her out.All Girls Want Bad Boys: Hope is attracted to both Karl Marsten and Jasper Haig.His charm and affability even carry over into his eventual Heel–Face Turn. Affably Evil: Karl Marsten is a genuinely charming, polite jewel thief and a sincerely gracious host even to his enemies, who he wines and dines in hopes of them taking the hint and leaving before he has to kill them.This works out surprisingly well, as Paige is close enough in age to remember pulling exactly the same crap Savannah pulls and thus treats her with a light rein. Adoptive Peer Parent: Paige adopts 13-year-old Savannah when she's 23 or so.Led Astray anthology (2015) also contains short fiction from Darkest Powers and other works by Armstrong.Tales of the Otherworld anthology (2010).Now has a Character Sheet that needs love.

Internationally, it airs on Syfy in the United States. In addition, there are many short stories and novellas in anthologies or on the author's website.Ī television adaption, Bitten, was commissioned by the Canadian channel Space. There are four books narrated by Elena Michaels, werewolf two books narrated by Paige Winterbourne, witch one book narrated by Eve Levine, witch/half-demon/ghost/ angel one book narrated by Jaime Vegas, necromancer one book narrated by Hope Adams, half-demon three books narrated by Savannah Levine, witch and one book narrated by multiple people. The supernatural races include clairvoyants, druids, half-demons, necromancers, shamans, sorcerers, vampires, vodoun priests, werewolves, and witches. The author also writes a Lighter and Softer Young Adult series set in the same universe, called Darkest Powers, which is still continuing. There are thirteen books in the series, which is on indefinite hiatus. While the novels can be read alone, or in order of each narrator, minor jokes and plot details only make sense to those who have read the earlier novels. The plots of each novel typically include action, mystery, and romance in equal proportions. Each novel is narrated by one of a rotating cast of supernatural women. It's based on the idea that supernatural creatures exist, but hide behind the Masquerade from humans. The Otherworld is an Urban Fantasy series by Kelley Armstrong, also marketed under the title Women of the Otherworld. For the 1985 live action series, see Otherworld. For the anime fan fiction series, see The Otherworld Series. For tropes associated with other worlds, see Otherworld Tropes.

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