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"A fantastic urban fantasy"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted June 28, 2006 on The Best Reviews
"fantastic urban fantasy"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted June 29, 2006 on The Best Reviews
SummaryIt was the middle of November. I was supposed to be out
jogging, but instead I was sitting at my breakfast table
talking about men, sex, werewolves, vampires, and that thing
that most unmarried but sexually active women fear most...
Anita Blake needs to be concentrating on a dangerous
situation: the ardeur, the sexual power that flows between
Anita and Jean-Claude, Master Vampire of the City, and
Richard, the volatile werewolf who loves her passionately,
is reaching new levels, perhaps evolving into something
altogether new. The ardeur seems to be choosing new lovers
for Anita, acting with a will of its own. As Jean-Claude
says, the ardeur is hunting powerful prey. The unexpected
effect of this is that Jean-Claude's own power as a master
vampire has grown to new levels—and Richard, never
predictable, is changing too.
But as the days pass, Anita's less interested in vampire
politics than in an ancient, ordinary dread she shares with
women down the ages: she may be pregnant. And, if she is,
whether the father is a vampire, a werewolf, or someone else
entirely, she knows perfectly well that being a Federal
Marshall, known for raising the dead and being a vampire
executioner, is no way to bring up a baby...
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