This book continues the Anita Blake series. It has an engaging plot as Anita struggles with a sociopath, a schizophrenic sorcerer, the munin (werewolf spirits that frequently fight for control over her body), and a jerk of a master vampire. Anita's powers grow into something fearsome, and the tension between her and Richard is relieved, in a way ( Read more... )

These are two more books in the Anita Blake series, both very good and very fast-paced (making it nearly impossible to put them down. Or stop after the book ends ( Read more... )

Another good book in the Anita Blake series, keeping the intense plot and fast pace that the previous four had. It has some unfortunate typos every once in awhile, but nothing too bad or distracting.

Overall, a good book. And one that takes hardly any time to read (because you just don't want to stop)

This book is the fourth book in the Anita Blake series, and her moral ponderings begin to come into play as she and Richard, her lycanthrope boyfriend, get serious. The lycanthrope community becomes more obvious in this book as Anita struggles to find out what happened to eight missing lycanthropes, who vanished without a trace ( Read more... )

This book was once again a great book in the Anita Blake series. She is still very cool, very independent, and very capable ( Read more... )

So, this book was actually really good. It had an intense mystery, a lot of action, lots of plot twists, and it was really cool. It really had a lot of interesting parts, and rarely any boring bits ( Read more... )