I think I gave up looking for a plot less than halfway in. There were a few interesting moments, but I am not impressed. I think I'm giving the next book a chance and then I'm done with the series if it's not at least a little better than this one. I'm pretty sure this book could have had a good 150...
Book: Danse Macabre (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter #14)Author: Laurell K. HamiltonPublication Date: 3/27/2007Reviewed by: Tammy Payne- Book Nook Nuts My Rating: 5 Stars REVIEW Jean Claude has invited many masters to a concert at Danse Macabre with intentions of finding more for Anita to feed off. The...
Anita has missed her period. That’s more than enough drama considering the possible fathers, bickering from Richard and the various birth defects that vampires and shapeshifters can have. But that is eclipsed by another problem – Jean-Claude is holding a grand meet up of Master Vampires to watch t...
Laurell K. Hamilton has famously called those readers who don't like her direction post-Narcissus in Chains "prudes." You know what, nudity can be beautiful, and arresting in isolation. But I think there's nothing less sexy than a nude beach. Often with depiction of sex, less is more. And there's no...
When this series started I liked Anita, now I just want to slap her. The story of about 24 hours in the life of Anita Blake. It starts with her angsting about maybe being pregnant where Ronnie (possibly annoyed that the only time Anita bothers to talk to her is when she needs a female yes-man) te...
Danse Macabre has no plot at all. Contains exclusively long discussions and problems with the ardeur therefore leading to sex scenes. I could go on and on things bugging me in this book. Here are a few:Funny isn’t it that LKH has to justify Anita having compulsory sex. First trough the munim of Rain...
1st review, 2nd read. I enjoyed this book a lot. A lot of drama going on and a bunch of master vamps on visit, not to mention the siren/vamp couple and their kids.
In a nutshell, that was the worst book I've ever read. By far. And before I'm labeled a "prude," it has NOTHING to do with sex... just the fact that the book was nothing BUT sex. Hello? Plot, anyone? Helloooo? Every time "the adeur rose," I rolled my eyes and thought, 'Of course it did.' After the 1...
2nd time reading - this time by audiobook - I also have the paperbackI felt a little sorry for Richard in this book. The dream of being a father and then Anita having the likely possibility of having 2 extremely disabled kids, very sad.
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