Temple Street Productions, the company behind Orphan Black and Queer As Folk, have acquired the TV rights to Kelley Armstrong's Rockton mystery novels. The three book set will be adapted by Julie ...

Armstrong expands her Women of the Otherworld series (following 2008's Living with the Dead) with these tales of the male werewolves of the American Pack. In “Infusion,” Malcolm Danvers tracks down a ...

YA giants Kelley Armstrong (The Summoning) and Melissa Marr (Wicked Lovely) are incredibly successful on their own — so what happens when you lock them in a room together? The fruit of that teamwork ...

In Armstrong’s gripping follow-up to 2016’s City of the Lost, Det. Casey Duncan and Deputy Will Anders find themselves stranded during a snow storm while trying to track down a cabin-fever stricken ...

Are you a fan of the Darkness Powers series? Watch the trailer and read a sneak peek of the first four chapters of The Rising, the final book in Darkness Rising trilogy by Kelley Armstrong. In the ...

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Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series, now topping 11 books, is an urban fantasy series for a mature audience. The protagonists are women who kick ass, women who also happen to possess ...

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