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Laurell K. Hamilton
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Publisher | Gollancz | ||
ISBN | 978-184149319 | ||
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Ann
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Synopsis
Anita Blake should be concentrating on a dangerous situation: the ardeur, the sexual power that flows between Anita and Jean-Claude, Master Vampire of the City - and Richard, the volatile werewolf who loves her passionately - is reaching new levels, perhaps evolving into something entirely new. It seems to be choosing new lovers for Anita, acting with a will of its own. The unexpected effect of this is that Jean-Claude's own powers as a Master Vampire have grown to new levels - and Richard, always unpredictable, is changing too. However, as the days pass Anita finds herself less interested in vampire politics than in an altogether more personal concern. She may be pregnant. And if she is, whether the father is a vampire, a werewolf or something else entirely, she knows full well that being a Federal Marshall, known for raising the dead and executing vampires, is no way to bring up a baby.
Review
This was awful - a whole book of not terribly good soft porn and only taking place over a few hours ! I read one of the first books and remember thinking it was a good story so was quite looking forward to seeing what had happened in the interim but ......
Anita Blake has turned from Federal Marshal into a vampirish, werwolvish, shapshifting quuen bee having to be serviced by impossibly beautiful men every few hours in order to stay alive and to keep her drones alive - puhleeze !! Lets have less sex and more plot.
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