"Bitten" is a novel by Kelley Armstrong that introduces readers to the world of werewolves through the story of Elena Michaels, the only female werewolf in existence. The narrative begins as Elena attempts to live a normal life away from the supernatural, but she is soon drawn back into the world of the Pack, a group of werewolves who struggle with their primal instincts and the challenges of their existence. Elena's internal conflict between her human side and her werewolf instincts drives the story, leading to action and emotional turmoil.
The plot thickens as a series of mysterious killings in the area creates tension both within the Pack and with external threats. Elena's relationship with Clay, a complex and passionate werewolf, plays a central role in the narrative, illustrating their connection and the complications that arise from their different perspectives on what it means to belong to the Pack. The tension between the human and supernatural worlds is a recurring theme throughout the book.