Kitty and the Midnight Hour

Kitty Norville works as a late-night radio host in Denver while concealing her identity as a werewolf. Her career shifts when she creates an advice program for supernatural beings who struggle with daily life. Callers include vampires, witches, and other lycanthropes seeking guidance on their unique challenges. This segment becomes popular among listeners who appreciate the candid nature of the discussions. Carrie Vaughn writes this urban fantasy narrative by blending traditional werewolf lore with modern workplace dynamics. The story follows Kitty as she manages her dual existence while dealing with external threats. She faces pursuit from a dangerous hunter and encounters hostile undead entities. The plot relies on the tension between her public persona and private reality. Vaughn is known for her work in the paranormal romance and urban fantasy genres, bringing a distinct voice to the supernatural community. This book suits readers who enjoy contemporary takes on classic monsters and character-driven plots involving hidden identities. It may not appeal to those seeking traditional gothic horror or fast-paced action without emotional depth. The narrative focuses on the personal struggles of supernatural individuals in a modern setting. Kitty’s journey involves balancing her radio career with the dangers lurking in the shadows. The story examines how mythical creatures cope with isolation and prejudice in a human-dominated world.