Kathy's review
Micah (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: Book 13)
by Laurell K. Hamilton
Kathy's review
Micah (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: Book 13) by Laurell K. Hamilton
Kathy's review
rating:
From a blog post I wrote in 2006:
This addition to Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake series was disappointing.
I felt like it was mostly a throwaway story. The plot revolved around Anita and her King of the Wereleopards partner, Micah, going to Philadelphia to raise a zombie for a trial. (That sentence really only makes sense to someone who's read some of these books, I realize.) It's their first time being alone and Anita freaks out about the intimacy (which she does in every dang book), we get Micah's backstory and find out that Anita has an even stronger connection to the dead now.
It could all have been told in a few pages of exposition in another book. There just didn't feel like enough here to justify its own tome.
This addition to Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake series was disappointing.
I felt like it was mostly a throwaway story. The plot revolved around Anita and her King of the Wereleopards partner, Micah, going to Philadelphia to raise a zombie for a trial. (That sentence really only makes sense to someone who's read some of these books, I realize.) It's their first time being alone and Anita freaks out about the intimacy (which she does in every dang book), we get Micah's backstory and find out that Anita has an even stronger connection to the dead now.
It could all have been told in a few pages of exposition in another book. There just didn't feel like enough here to justify its own tome.
