Heh, I couldn't judge how much Vaughn's werewolves are like real wolves, but Kitty certainly spends a fair amount of time (especially in the first book or two) pushing back against werewolves who expect that packdom means male wolves having their way (both sexually & otherwise).
Also I love that so much of her books are about finding the balance between human nature & wolf nature, & how having one or the other doesn't make you a bad (or good!) being automatically.
Her books push a lot of other yay! buttons for me (I love the relationships between the people Kitty eventually ends up having as her pack of sorts--& not just the potentially/romantic relationships; & all the DJ stuff is funny!) too, heh.
The covers, though, have got to go. The half-turned woman w/ass-shot trend in book covers doesn't really bug me (I mean, it makes me roll my eyes), but all of the covers for Vaughn's books look pretty much the same. I don't mind one butt-shot but... over & over & over, meh.
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Also I love that so much of her books are about finding the balance between human nature & wolf nature, & how having one or the other doesn't make you a bad (or good!) being automatically.
Her books push a lot of other yay! buttons for me (I love the relationships between the people Kitty eventually ends up having as her pack of sorts--& not just the potentially/romantic relationships; & all the DJ stuff is funny!) too, heh.
The covers, though, have got to go. The half-turned woman w/ass-shot trend in book covers doesn't really bug me (I mean, it makes me roll my eyes), but all of the covers for Vaughn's books look pretty much the same. I don't mind one butt-shot but... over & over & over, meh.