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Brazen | Kelley Armstrong

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Nick Sorrentino knows everyone in the supernatural world considers him the Pack's playboy, the pretty but not very useful werewolf whose only reputation involves his amorous exploits. Usually, Nick couldn't care less what anyone outside the Pack thinks of him. But when it affects his hunt for Malcolm Danvers, a psychotic bogeyman from the Pack's past, it matters. Necessity forces Nick to team up with mercenary half-demon Vanessa Callas to run Malcolm to ground in Detroit. Together, they discover Malcolm is more deadly than ever. And he wants to play. It's time for Nick to prove he's not just a lover. He's a fighter.

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Brazen | Kelley Armstrong

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Novella centering on Nick, one of my favorite characters in Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series.

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Brazen | Kelley Armstrong

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Nick was one of my favourite characters through out the series. That charm, and good looks, as well as maintaining that under dog image which I have a soft spot for. It was nice to have him leading a narrative, to be able to get inside his head. Overall great book.

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