The Lunatic Cafe (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #4)

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The Lunatic Cafe (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter #4)

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In Laurell K. Hamilton's New York Times bestselling novels, Vampire Hunter and zombie animator Anita Blake is an expert at sniffing out the bad from the good. But she's about to learn that nothing is ever as it seems-especially in matters of the not-so-human heart...

Dating a werewolf with self-esteem issues is stressing Anita out. Especially when something-or someone-sta...more

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Published March 1st 2005 by Berkley Hardcover (first published January 1st 1996)

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Aug 25, 2010 Manny rated it 3 of 5 stars

Recommended to Manny by: Jordan

Shelves: blame-jordan-if-you-like, mentions-twilight, science-fiction, too-sexy-for-maiden-aunts

If I had to do this review in two words, it wouldn't be a challenge: Twilight Noir. Okay, it's historically inaccurate, since Stephenie Meyer stole the idea from Laurel K. Hamilton rather than vice versa, but apart from that it's close to the facts. We have the basic Twilight scenario: human woman is simultaneously in love with a vampire and a werewolf, but for bizarre reasons can't actually have sex with either of them. Instead of the infuriatingly wimpy Bella, though, we have tough-as-nails An...more

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May 11, 2011 BarkLessWagMore rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: audiobook, horror

This book begins where the previous left off so your best bet is to read these in order so you can figure out how these tangled relationships develop into the mess that becomes Anita’s love life. Anita, Animator of the Dead, is seriously dating Richard the werewolf and is beginning to realize the perils of dating a “monster”. Jean Claude her other would-be beau is sticking his nose in their business because he’s a jealous little vampire-man and hasn’t been able to woo Anita with his vampire char...more This book begins where the previous left off so your best bet is to read these in order so you can figure out how these tangled relationships develop into the mess that becomes Anita’s love life. Anita, Animator of the Dead, is seriously dating Richard the werewolf and is beginning to realize the perils of dating a “monster”. Jean Claude her other would-be beau is sticking his nose in their business because he’s a jealous little vampire-man and hasn’t been able to woo Anita with his vampire charms and sea blue orbs of promised delight. I’m not a real big fan of the Jean Claude here. He does his best to ruin things for Richard and comes across as a bit of a mean-spirited brat. I was rooting for Richard in this book. His feelings seemed more real and I wanted him to have Anita, his teaching job and a peaceful normal life. If you hope for that too you may not want to read too much further along in this series.

Anita is still raising zombies and helping out the spook squad but I noticed she begins to spend more time with the monsters and their politics here than in any of the previous books. She encounters evil vamp Gretchen as well as enters into the midst of the lycanthrope pack where she meets sadistic Marcus and Raina and sees first hand what the lycanthropes are capable of underneath all of the beauty. We also get more glimpses of hard-ass “I don’t bluff” Anita who refuses to back down from any big boy. It gets a little annoying in later books but here it still works, she’s still got shit to prove. Edward, AKA Death, plays a big role in this one and he’s always an enigmatic character who keeps my interest high.

On the downside, we are once again inundated with endless boring descriptions of the hidden guns and the Nike swish color (mine is silver by the way in case you’re dying to know). Are you one of those freaks who will spend a sleepless night if you don’t have the most insignificant of details about Dolph’s wardrobe? Not to worry, here you go:

”His hands were plunged into pockets of a long black trench coat. The coat looked too thin for the weather but maybe it was lined, though he was a little bit too bulky to leave room for him and a lining in the same coat.”

I don’t know about you but I wasn’t holding my breath wondering if Dolph wore a lined coat or not. Sheesh. Tell me something interesting and relevant to the story, like the fit of his undies or the secret spot he applies his cologne and I may finally stop complaining about these details.

Seriously though, I like this book a whole bunch and think it is a solid entry in the series. Its old school Anita and her conflicted feelings about her two sexy men way back before she was uber powerful and attractive to every male in sight. Here she is still human with benefits just starting to make an appearance. She is vulnerable and I can relate to her need to be a tough girl. There are several subplots (but not enough to hurt my brain), lots of paranormal action and a whole lot of gore along with that slow burning sexual tension between the characters that I remember so well. I’m having a lot of fun revisiting this series and the imaginative world Laurell K. Hamilton built a decade or so ago.
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Dec 31, 2011 Tilly Slaton rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I love this book! The Anita Blake series is AWESOME! Unfortunately, there are a few books in this series that just flat-out stink. The Lunatic Cafe is most definitely NOT one of t...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Freckles rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2vampires, 2zombies, 2werewolves-and-shifters, 2witches-magic

4,5/5 za to, že se Jean-Claude a Richard chovali jako párek pitomců...

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Dec 29, 2009 Ranata rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people who like werewolves and a woman with a trigger finger of death

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Nov 22, 2011 Myvampfiction rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The Lunatic Café, the fourth book in Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series, opens with Anita Blake talking with a client. His wife has gone missing, and he needs Anita’s help to find her. Why not go to the police, like most people? Well, his wife is a werewolf, and he doesn’t believe the police will be any good. Who better to find a werewolf than a werewolf’s girlfriend?

As in the first three books, Anita has more than one crime...more

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Jan 24, 2010 Kati rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: het, 2010, in-czech, urban-fantasy

I freely admit that I have problems with Hamilton's writing. You see, she has a great gift for tense plotting and engaging writing. But instead of utilizing her talents, she turns her books into ridiculous will-they-won't-they soaps. Basically, this book was all about Anita facing off Jean-Claude on the one hand and mulling over Richard on the other. And the back and forth of that quickly became more than annoying. The plot itself - the search for the killer - took what? 60 pages? Everything els...more

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Jan 22, 2009 Tonya rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I think this was my favorite so far. Or maybe they are just getting better because I read them in order. I would like to see Anita give in to Richard a little but she really never does and that is a major part of her character, keeping her focus. Edward makes an appearance in every book so I wonder if anything romantic will happen between the two. Anita is always complaining that the men in her life perusing her are all monsters so what gives.

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May 13, 2013 Casey rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

On a second read through I felt that this book in the series lacked the pacing of the previous books. Looking back this is where all the conveluted plots start (3 murders all tie in together.......) This is where Anita the start of Anita's bad relationship with cops. This is also where the plots become more interconnected than ever, which isn't a bad thing, just a thing that gets tiresome after a while. On the second readthrough I realized how much I loved Anita and her supporting cast (Irving,...more

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Nov 16, 2012 Hope rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime, library, paranormal, raising-the-dead, st-louis, vampire, witch, zombies, shape-shifters, anita-blake

The Lunatic Cafe is the 4th book in Laurell K. Hamilton's "Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter" series. And no, she still isn't hunting vampires, which causes me to question why she has this title.That said, I am still enjoying the series, although this book wasn't as good as the other 3. It is a little difficult to explain, but this book just doesn't have the same energy - it isn't as exciting or chilling, and it doesn't get as close to falling over into the "horror" genre as the others. I think it is...more

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Aug 14, 2012 İlkim rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: e-book, fantasy, paranormal-romance

Bu yorumu Kitap Esintisi adresinde bulabilirsiniz.

Anita'nın bu kitabı kayıp likantroplarla başlayıp genel olarak likantropları ele alıyordu. Her kitabında farklı bir tür sorun yaratıyor, fark etmedim değil. Richard'ın sürüsü ile Anita sürtüşüyor bu kitapta, hatta ilk görüşmede silahını çekip üyelerden birini öldürüyor. Kayıp likantroplar, aslında pis bir oluşumun arka perdesi. Olay likantrop avlamayı seven kişilerin onlar için para ödemesini ve likantrop cemiyetinden birinin de ihanetini anlatı...more

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Jul 26, 2012 Brittney024 rated it 4 of 5 stars

So to be honest... I sort of struggled at the begining of this series. The first was good, which got me wanting to read the second. I didnt really care to much for the second as much as the first and then with the circus of the damned it got better, took me a while to read but it was better than The laughing corpse. Although it was slow to really pick up and get into some real interesting things in the series for me, but my sister-in-law (she's read the books) was persistant and wanted me to kee...more

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Apr 23, 2012 Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Anita Blake has a new case brought to her through several angles – shapeshifters are going missing, disappearing without a trace. And when you’re a person who can change into a vicious predator with a grip that can rip a person in half, it’s difficult it disappear without a trace.

The police also have a man, a human, who has been savaged by a massive, wild animal with human intelligence. Unfortunately the shapeshifters and police aren’t sharing information, leaving Anita to work both sides as bes...more Anita Blake has a new case brought to her through several angles – shapeshifters are going missing, disappearing without a trace. And when you’re a person who can change into a vicious predator with a grip that can rip a person in half, it’s difficult it disappear without a trace.

The police also have a man, a human, who has been savaged by a massive, wild animal with human intelligence. Unfortunately the shapeshifters and police aren’t sharing information, leaving Anita to work both sides as best she can

But there’s also Anita’s love life. Her relationship with Richard has depend but she has her own doubts about settling down – and, the more she learns about lycanthropes, even more doubts about being with Richard at all. And that’s without the complication of Jean-Claude, master vampire of the city who is determined to win Anita’s affections one way or the other; Gretchen, a vicious vampire who is besotted with Jean-Claude and determined to remove the competition and, of course, Marcus – Richard’s packleader who would love to see his second in command dead

I love how the story works in this book. We think it’s answered – but no, there’s more! And there’s more! Ok maybe 3 is a bit of a stretch for coincidence, but I like that there isn’t just one pat answer. That just because you’re working on one dramatic mystery doesn’t mean that the whole world will now centre on that mystery to the exclusion of everything else and not everything has a single, simple, clean answer.

And, again, it’s paced well – with enough twists and revelations to keep things interesting without it being convoluted. We have side-plots but they all come elegantly together. We also, unfortunately, have the Gretchen storyline that adds nothing – I think it’s a clumsy insert to drag Jean-Claude into the story somehow rather than serving any story purpose. Still, despite that the story flows, is never boring, is coherent and keeps you reading without pause.

I love the world still and there’s some wonderful development into the nature of shapeshifters and shape shifting – the many methods and what each means. We continue to have suggestions of supernatural creatures from around the world, from every culture and every mythology, albeit we still have a western focus on the dominant characters. In all it’s broad and it’s exciting.

I’m increasingly clinging to Ronnie as a character in these books because Anita is surrounded by a lot of men. Lots and lots of men. Lots and lots and lots of men. Other than Ronnie and bit parts, the only other women we saw in this book were Raina (evil and tangentially attached to Anita’s man) and Gretchen (unstable and jealous of Anita’s man). Admittedly part of this stems from already having read the series and knowing what’s coming so I can see the early pattern emerging - but here is the foreshadowing of the future women of Anita Blake’s world.

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Nov 15, 2011 David Fenstersheib added it

Being the 4th book in the serious, the main focus has not shifted to sex yet and we are still shown plenty of violence and gore. Hamilton has an amazing talent for writing engaging text that allow you to be absorbed into the story. Although sometimes I find Hamilton's writing to be cliche at times, and somewhat predictable she does stray from the normal when it comes to the hero, Anita. The hero is someone who is actually frustrating and unpredictable, that it keeps people wanted to see what she...more

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Oct 29, 2011 Noodle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: top-reads, paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy

Well, it's about time! I have battled with this series from the start, it was just so not what I had expected. I read the first two books out of curiosity and because the Anita Blake series had garnered such high praise, but was left dumbfounded. The third, I even stopped reading halfway through, it just was not doing it for me, but I hate not completing a mission, so I came back to it, after re-reading the entire Cassie Palmer series, and managed to fall a little further into the world created...more Well, it's about time! I have battled with this series from the start, it was just so not what I had expected. I read the first two books out of curiosity and because the Anita Blake series had garnered such high praise, but was left dumbfounded. The third, I even stopped reading halfway through, it just was not doing it for me, but I hate not completing a mission, so I came back to it, after re-reading the entire Cassie Palmer series, and managed to fall a little further into the world created by Hamilton.

Book four however, grabbed me by the collar and pulled me in from the get-go and I am so relieved. Finally, I am starting to enjoy this series.

This time round we see a lot more of Jean-Claude, and correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that why read these books, to see the evil/sexy vampire in action? He is still a little leery, has terrible centuries-old dress sense, perverted, powerful and in lust with Anita, but he's also compelling, intriguing and a little funny.

Anita's other love interest was an enigma from the start. What did she see in him, Richard seemed so weak and OK sexy, but still, under Jean-Claude's thumb, well, this time it becomes more apparent. He is not your average sex-on-a-stick love interest and may just rival Jean-Claude in the power stakes, so things are looking up.

And then there's Anita. I mentioned in my review of book three that I wasn't sure if I even liked Anita, and I'm still not entirely convinced, but she did improve in this one. However, we are made abundantly clear that Anita is not only capable, intelligent and a kick-ass protagonist able to hold her own with the baddies of the night albeit with the most horrible dress sense, but she is also a staunch feminist. I only wish we didn't have this thrust down our throats. A little less don't open the door for me and a little more tenderness and we might just understand what both Jean-Claude and Richard see in her.

Finally, what couldn't please me more, is Anita didn't raised too many zombies, well at least none we got to participate in. I have said it before and I'll say it again now, I don't get zombies, never had, never will, and I can't stand the blood and guts Anita wades through to do her day job. But, this time round, we were firmly in vampire territory, hardly a zombie to be seen. Hooray!

So, what do I give book four in the Anita Blake series?

Finally a Blake book worthy of further pursuit of the series, this one gets an 8/10: " Excellent read, well written, fell right into the fictional world created". (less)

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Sep 13, 2011 Laura rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked this. It was a good Anita Blake book and the more I read them and the more I understand of her world the more interesting it gets. Anita is a complicated character and I like her for her old fashioned views on love and her crazy views on life. She's a pretty cool kick-ass heroine but jeez does she get a hard time of it. I gave up counting how many times she got attacked in this book.

I thought the plot was good but at the same time I thought there was a hell of a lot of things going on a...more

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Aug 18, 2011 Emma rated it 3 of 5 stars

This latest instalment of the Anita Blake vampire hunter series was an odd one... I think I liked it the least of all 4 that I have read so far.

I found the mystery part was a bit lacking, it became a filler in between the romance/love triangle issues. I feel it needed more than the last 20 pages to round up what was actually quite a good idea for a story. It also required no sleuthing, it was a bit of a cookie cutter ending where everything fell into place a bit too neatly just so that the book...more

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Apr 22, 2011 Linda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Another on one of my Fang Fictions - book 3 or 4 on the Anita Blake series; she's growing on me and I do love my vamp Jean-Claude.

This book is a (3), I enjoyed it and there is a love triangle of sorts between Richard , her school teacher boyfriend werewolf and Jean-Claude, Master Vampire and Anita starting. She's engaged of sorts to Richard but having second thoughts b/c she's realizing he's as much a monster as J-C is but in a different way, the beast within and she values her independence and...more

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Jan 24, 2011 Ana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011

Ack! So predictable! Even the twists were predictable! Except maybe the last one, though I thought it was something like that. And jeez, let the girl sleep for once!

Aside from knowing most of the plot in the first few chapters, I am enjoying the Anita Blake series. I just wish that either the protagonists would recognize things earlier and actually THINK about things for a moment before rushing headlong into danger for once. I suppose a big part of that is the eternally sleep-deprived state Anit...more

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Jan 11, 2011 Ithlilian rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

I enjoyed this book a little more than the last one due to the interesting characters involved. The Jean Claude, Richard, and Anita triangle is interesting, and the weres are feisty and exciting. The actually mystery in this book is about a chewed up corpse found in the woods around some good ol boys. That's about all we hear about it until the last 20 pages of the book. Anita focuses some of her attention in this book to the 8 were disappearances, investigating a missing person for a client, an...more

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Sep 28, 2010 Mary Grace rated it 5 of 5 stars

As I said in the first three reviews, Laurell K. Hamilton creates a new world of supernatural that keeps everybody hooked and enthrall new reader to picking a book and reading the series. I never get tired or bored of reading this series and I just keep on wanting more. This story continues with Anita's adventure as Executioner and a part of the RIPIT.

What I also love about this story is the continuing struggle in the love department as Jean Claude and Richard fights over Anita's affection. Ani...more

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Jul 12, 2009 Megan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampires, zombies, urban-fantasy

A Date-off?!?! Seriously? Oh, what has become of you John Taylor...er, uh, Jean-Claude...
Hamilton tries to introduce a love triangle. Tries. It ends up being a dating competition, and reminds me of a poorly written sitcom. Not what I would expect from a couple of super powerful, super sexy men. Anita was an even bigger disappointment, relationship wise. We learn that she is such a badass who doesn’t date because of a bad relationship. ONE bad relationship. Big deal. Who hasn’t had their heart b...more

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Apr 19, 2012 Jasmine rated it 3 of 5 stars

I first got into LKH when I was about eleven. Looking back, I find that kind of creepy, because I sure as hell wouldn't want my eleven year old godsister reading this. But I was between reading young adult and pretentious literary crap and I thought the happy medium was the kind of genre fiction you find in airports - you know, John Grisham.

I haven't read these books in years, but lately I've been revisiting my youth. And I've found that I still like Anita Blake. I like that she's tough and com...more

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Feb 24, 2011 Amanda rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, a-adult, g-fantasy-paranormal

I keep reading these books and the further I get, the more I just struggle to continue. This series was highly recommended from some friends. I thought, what the heck and started reading. The story lines are OK, the love interest are alright, but the characters drive me batty. They make it really hard for me to connect and engage in the story.

Anita is this tough as nails chick who doesn't like help, ask for help, or respect you if you offer her help. She is hard core all the way. I get what the...more I keep reading these books and the further I get, the more I just struggle to continue. This series was highly recommended from some friends. I thought, what the heck and started reading. The story lines are OK, the love interest are alright, but the characters drive me batty. They make it really hard for me to connect and engage in the story.

Anita is this tough as nails chick who doesn't like help, ask for help, or respect you if you offer her help. She is hard core all the way. I get what the writer is trying to do with this character, but it isn't working. You can be an independent tough chick and still have a soft side. There is no soft side with Anita and she is, in my opinion, cruel to her supposed love interest Richard. The other thing I cannot stand is that she keeps saying she is out to protect the innocent and she is "good". I don't get that with her. I don't get that she is "good" or doing this stuff for the right reasons.

Jean Claude (up to this book, I've heard rumors that you start to see a different prespective in the next) is hard core vampire who isn't afraid to torture anybody so that he can remain in charge of his city as Master. Part of me wants to like him, but I struggle with it. I haven't pinpointed why and maybe if I decide to continue the series my opinion will change.

Richard is a good werewolf who doesn't believe in killing just to kill. It is an interesting character and I actually like him. He's a good guy who does things for the right reason. Honestly, he is way to good for Anita and I wish he would walk and find himself a sweet girl who does love him, disease and all.

The storyline in this book is OK. It is more of bad guys threatening the bad Anita who sleeps with her guns and gets into situations with a lot of blood. I think these books are supposed to be crime mysterious with supernatural thrown in. This book had a good mystery in it when the writer actually focused on it and not just on putting Anita into situations where she was going to end up bloody. I can't decide if it is time for me to step away from this series or continue to see if there is any redemption left. Decisions, decisions. (less)

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Jan 31, 2010 Bookworms rated it 4 of 5 stars

I believe this itself from this tape the readers in two camps split. Richard fans and the Jean-Claude fans. I belong unambiguously to the Jean-Claude fans, this vampire is simply witty and at the same time one seems to feel his immense power. He has an as mad and dangerous life like Anita. However, Richard tries to go for all disputes from the way and works at Anitas side which hesitates less and less with the homicide of being, something is absent on the place.

The story in itself has succeeded...more

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Dec 04, 2008 Jordan rated it 5 of 5 stars

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One of my first book I read that starting me reading Vampire books. I remember being blown away by the female character in this book, I had never read anything like her before. Also the idea of having a female character that is truly in love with two completely different men, and she is allowed to have both of them! Yeah we need more books like this.
This is really a great series, at least the first 11 books are great. Way better than anything written by Stephanie Meyer. HA!

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Sep 02, 2012 Bianca rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-series, vamp-books

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This story starts a few months after Circus of the Damned concluded. Richard and Anita are still dating and Anita becomes involved in preternatural affairs that again puts her life in danger.

Anita is approached to find a missing lycanthrope as her husband knows she doesn't want everyone to know she is a werewolf. Anita refers the case to her best friend who is a private detective, Ronnie. Anita is unwittingly dragged into a vampire love triangle, one of Jean-Claude's sired vampires, who worships...more

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Jul 10, 2012 Maria rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: vampires, magic, werewolves

Another great book in the Anita Blake series by Laurell K. Hamilton! I swear that I am mad with myself for not starting this series earlier! I love the dark and sensual world-building and the fact that there is a lot of crime and mystery in it. Laurell K. Hamilton has created very interesting characters and she really knows how to put them in extreme situations.

Anita is the most badass female character in an urban fantasy series and I have to say that she doesn’t stop to surprise me with her dec...more

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Sep 29, 2012 Audel rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Je suis plutôt déçu par ce tome.
Pourtant, il se passe dans l'univers des loup garou et des métaphores ce que j'apprécie particulièrement d'habitude. Mais là, cela n'a pas suffit.

L'action peine a démarré (200 pages sur 450) puis elle est vite mise de côté aux profit des relations entre Anita et Richard. Ces passages sont intéressant car on voit qu'anita n'avait pas réaliser ce que cela signifie vraiment de sortir avec un garou. Elle va ainsi devoir faire une introspection sur elle-même et sa re...more

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Laurell K. Hamilton is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of two series that mix mystery, fantasy, magic, horror and romance. Her Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter novels from Berkley Books began with GUILTY PLEASURES and continues to thrive with over sixteen volumes to the series and an comic adaptation. There are now more than 6 million copies of Anita in print worldwide, in 16 languages. Hamilt...more

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