2nd time re-reading this - this time by audiobook. I also have the paperback.SPOILER!!!Finally some hanky-panky! Although I like Jean-Claude, I kind of wish Richard would have been first.
Better than the last book, but not by a whole lot. It's a little difficult to watch characters I've previously loved start to unravel like this. I'm not sure I like the person Anita is becoming. I've always known from the start that she was aggressive, confident, and strong-willed. I used to admire ...
The Killing Dance is the sixth book in the controversial Anita Blake series. There are different camps in the ongoing discussion whether the books get better later on, or complete crap. I'm not sure yet which side I'm on.What I do know is that I had a great time reading The Killing Dance. In this bo...
*Plot of the Story* When the story opens, Anita and her boyfriend Jean-Claude, Master Vampire of St. Louis, are meeting with another master vampire named Sabin and his human servant, a necromancer named Dominic Dumare. Sabin's undead body is rotting away and he wants to know if Anita Blake, necroma...
2.5 starsI must admit that I had enjoyed the previous 5 books in the Anita Blake series. But for now, I think that I have had enough of Anita Blake. This book felt repetitive, like I had read it before. And not only repetitive in that sense, but the word power was used way too many times.
This is where the story died, methinks. I wish I could write myself into so that I could kill Anita. She has become one of the worst characters I've ever read.I loved her in the first couple of books (what kind of woman doesn't like a bad-ass chick?) But now she just annoys me with all of her whinin...
This was great! Lots of drama...just how I like it. Greatest part of the book was Harley telling Anita that she was the scariest mother****** in the room!! I always love to see Edward as well! Richard was a bit annoying in this one. I will say that I was a bit shocked at who she ended up sleeping wi...
Jean-Claude didn't mind killing people. Once upon a time, I'd thought that made him monstrous. Now I agreed with him. Will the real monster please stand up?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cassandra had failed the bodyguard test. She was a powerful lycanthrope, but Sabin had totally unnerved her. She'd...
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