Danse Macabre (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #14)

Ok if you have ever had that time where you miss the dreaded curse, then this is definitely a book you can relate to. This is one of my all time favorite books. There's tons of sex of course but that's probably a given if you read Laurell K. Hamilton's work. I really recommend this book to everyone who loves this type of writing. I actually walk up to people in books store that look at romance and I tell them they have to... Read Full Review

I can describe this book very quickly: the first few books of the series had very "PG" sex scenes, very graphic violence. With a couple of exceptions, each book in the series has seen the sex get more graphic, while the violence stays pretty static or maybe recedes a trifle. This book continues that pattern, and given that this is book 14 of the series, one would be correct in guessing that the sex is pretty darned graphic;... Read Full Review

I don't know what everybody is so upset about. Sure, the stories are a lot different than they were in the beginning of the series and it did take me awhile to adjust, but I thought this was a great book. I'm even becoming attached to Micah and Nathaniel. Yeah, it only takes place during one day but so what? Yes, there's plenty of sex. I'm not familiar with soft porn, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but I think... Read Full Review

I disagree with most of the other comments. While the sex was more in this book than in the others, I can't wait to see where this series is going.

Danse Macabre (2006) is the fourteenth Fantasy novel in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series, following Micah. In the previous novel, Anita raised a dead man to testify for the federal court in Philadelphia. Her powers seemed unusually strong that night. Unfortunately, Emmett Leroy Rose blamed the defendant for his death and even her enhanced powers could not hold the circle. Still, the sniper shooting at her didn't... Read Full Review