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** In the first novel, Daniel Santos, the leader of the mutt uprising, is clearly insane and mentioned to have killed many people, but has his own plans and is willing to stop the killing when he believes he is close to achieving them. Karl Marsten, the other mutt considered as dangerous as him, simply wants territory. Thomas Leblanc, who they recruit to help overthrow the Pack and see as subservient to them, is a serial killer who targets women who only joined because he enjoys killing, and is willing to turn on them after they've won because he doesn't want to stop the murders.
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** In the first novel, Daniel Santos, the leader of the mutt uprising, is clearly insane and mentioned to have killed many people, but has his own plans and is willing to stop the killing when he believes he is close to achieving them. Karl Marsten, the other mutt considered as dangerous as him, simply wants territory. Thomas Leblanc, who they recruit to help overthrow the Pack and see as subservient to them, is a serial killer who targets women who only joined because he enjoys killing, and is willing to turn on them after they've won because he doesn't want to stop the murders. Victor Olson, another criminal they turn into a werewolf in exchange for his help, is a pedophile who raped five small girls and killed the last one. Justified in this case, as only truly despicable people would help with a scheme like that.
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** In the first novel, Daniel Santos, the leader of the mutt uprising, is clearly insane and mentioned to have killed many people, but has his own plans and is willing to stop the killing when he believes he is close to achieving them. Karl Marsten, the other mutt considered as dangerous as him, simply wants territory. Thomas Leblanc, who they recruit to help overthrow the Pack and see as subservient to them, is a serial killer who targets women who only joined because he enjoys killing, and is willing to turn on them after they've won because he doesn't want to stop the murders.
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* WomanWereWoes: Elena is the only female werewolf, due to having been bitten by Clay. Not only did this cause massive problems in her and Clay's romantic relationship, but makes her a target for "mutts," non-Pack werewolves who want to possess the only female werewolf in existence.
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* BodyHorror: A werewolf in the middle of a Change is not a pretty sight.
* BrokenBird: Elena.
* BrokenBird: Elena.
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* ElderlyBlueHairedLady: A cliche of Paige's coven in ''Dime Store Magic''. Paige laments that there are far too many members of the coven that conform to said stereotype.
* EverybodyHasLotsOfSex: This seems to be the case for all of the narrators and their significant others.
* EvilInc: The Cabals.
* EverybodyHasLotsOfSex: This seems to be the case for all of the narrators and their significant others.
* EvilInc: The Cabals.
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* FemaleGaze: Nearly all the narrators are female. The series is called ''Women of the Otherworld'' after all.
** The sex scenes certainly qualify.
** Less pleasant, but also important are most of the narrators' experiences with predatory men, especially Elena's encounters with the Tesler brothers and Hope's later dealings with Jaz.
* FeministFantasy
** The sex scenes certainly qualify.
** Less pleasant, but also important are most of the narrators' experiences with predatory men, especially Elena's encounters with the Tesler brothers and Hope's later dealings with Jaz.
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* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Lucas.
* SequelHook: ''Waking The Witch'' - the most blatant one in the series so far.
* SequelHook: ''Waking The Witch'' - the most blatant one in the series so far.
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* StepfordSmiler: Jaime. Well, what's to be expected of a celebrity spiritualist who [[BlessedWithSuck actually]] ''[[BlessedWithSuck can]]'' [[ISeeDeadPeople see ghosts?]]
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* WhiteSheep: Lucas.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: Often when TheyDo (sleep together, that is) for the first time, with the exception of Hope and Karl. Theirs occurs after they work things out, sleep together for the second (and third and...) time, and start officially dating.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: Often when TheyDo (sleep together, that is) a couple [[TheirFirstTime sleeps together for the first time, time]], with the exception of Hope and Karl. Theirs occurs after they work things out, sleep together for the second (and third and...) time, and start officially dating.
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* ResurrectedMurderer: In life, Andrei Duchev was a RepulsiveRingmaster who mutiliated innocent people into horrible abominations who were in horrfic pain. His crimes were so severe that his victims were granted a MercyKill and he was branded one of the worst serial killers ever before his execution. Andrei was sent to a prison in purgatory where he feigned that he had reformed of evil. They released him so he could hunt the demonic serial killer known as the Nix. Instead it backfired and Andrei now as malevolent spirit became her serial killer buddy in raking up new atrocities in undeath.
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For tropes associated with other worlds, see OtherworldTropes. For the anime fan fiction series, see ''FanFic/TheOtherworldSeries''. For the 1985 live action series, see ''Series/{{Otherworld}}''.
''The Otherworld'' is an UrbanFantasy series by Kelley Armstrong, also marketed under the title ''Women of the Otherworld''. It's based on the idea that supernatural creatures exist, but hide behind the {{Masquerade}} from humans. Each novel is narrated by one of a rotating cast of supernatural women. The plots of each novel typically include action, mystery, and romance in equal proportions. 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 Otherworld'' is an UrbanFantasy series by Kelley Armstrong, also marketed under the title ''Women of the Otherworld''. It's based on the idea that supernatural creatures exist, but hide behind the {{Masquerade}} from humans. Each novel is narrated by one of a rotating cast of supernatural women. The plots of each novel typically include action, mystery, and romance in equal proportions. 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.
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For tropes associated with other worlds, see OtherworldTropes. For the anime fan fiction series, see ''FanFic/TheOtherworldSeries''.''Fanfic/TheOtherworldSeries''. For the 1985 live action series, see ''Series/{{Otherworld}}''.
''The Otherworld'' is an UrbanFantasy series byKelley Armstrong, Creator/KelleyArmstrong, also marketed under the title ''Women of the Otherworld''. It's based on the idea that supernatural creatures exist, but hide behind the {{Masquerade}} from humans. Each novel is narrated by one of a rotating cast of supernatural women. The plots of each novel typically include action, mystery, and romance in equal proportions. 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 Otherworld'' is an UrbanFantasy series by
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A television adaption, ''{{Series/Bitten}}'', was commissioned by the Canadian channel Space. Internationally, it airs on Creator/{{Syfy}} in the United States.
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A television adaption, ''{{Series/Bitten}}'', was commissioned by the Canadian channel Space.Creator/{{Space}}. Internationally, it airs on Creator/{{Syfy}} in the United States.
