“I was told I was beautiful and some days I believed it, but looking down at the three of them I was still amazed that everyone and everything in the bed was mine, and I was theirs”
I thought I had sworn off the vampire killing, necromancing,
sex pot that is Anita Blake and yet here I am, back on the horse. To be fair, I’m
more than a little bit jealous of Anita and her menagerie of hot men (and now
women) that she absolutely must sleep with or all hell will literally break
loose. I admit I am a massive fan of Nicky, Jean-Claude, Nathaniel and Micah.
Let’s face it they are all impressive supernatural specimens. My only query is
to how big Jean Claude’s room is to fit a bed that big in?
Back to the plot line though and it is time for Damian,
another vampire, to really enter the mix. Pairing with Anita and Nathaniel as
yet another supernatural power up coupling. Blah blah more writing about
polyamory – I don’t’ know why this has to be explained in such painstaking
detail in every book. We get it… move on.
Anyway, there are two saving graces to this furry love fest
and they are EDWARD (got to love that cold steel killer) and a trip to Ireland.
Baby vampires seem to be wreaking destruction in Ireland and Edward has put in
the call for his favourite of the four riders, to come and save the day.
Naturally there are fey, which makes for a fun new
supernatural being in the mix, along with supernatural seals who are (go
figure) beautiful too. There is also way too much talk about therapy. So much
talk about therapy – need I go on?
Still, we find a way for Anita to get over (momentarily) her
fear of flying. We get some action and before you know it, 720 pages have flown
by. It can’t have been all that bad, I admit I stared on the next book straight
away.
4 out of 5 because
vampires and werewolves need love too.
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