Brittney T. (brittney024) reviewed The Lunatic Cafe (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Bk 4) on + 9 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 6
So to be honest... I sort of struggled at the begining of this series. The first was good, which got me wanting to read the second. I didnt really care to much for the second as much as the first and then with the circus of the damned it got better, took me a while to read but it was better than The laughing corpse. Although it was slow to really pick up and get into some real interesting things in the series for me, but my sister-in-law (she's read the books) was persistant and wanted me to keep reading. Also what I've began to realize is that this is only the 4th in a 17 book series! So I feel right now we are just learning some backstory, and I hope they continue to get better!
This book has got me hooked! I couldnt imagine being in a relationship with a werewolf...but then again if I was, I wouldnt be able to resist the sexual tension that's building between Anita and Richard.
In about the middle of the book I did get a little annoyed with Anita, she expects for Richard to tell her EVERYTHING that is going on in his life but gets pissed when he questions anything that she is doing. But just like the others, people are coming up missing (shapeshifters to be exact) and Anita needs to get to the bottom of it! You learn a lot about the shapeshifters and what they are capable of.
Not a whole lot of zombie raising and not a whole lot of vampires. But as ive written before Jean Claude will always show his face, and this time with a CRAZY agreement!
If you've enjoyed any of the other Anita Blake books this one is well worth the read!
This book has got me hooked! I couldnt imagine being in a relationship with a werewolf...but then again if I was, I wouldnt be able to resist the sexual tension that's building between Anita and Richard.
In about the middle of the book I did get a little annoyed with Anita, she expects for Richard to tell her EVERYTHING that is going on in his life but gets pissed when he questions anything that she is doing. But just like the others, people are coming up missing (shapeshifters to be exact) and Anita needs to get to the bottom of it! You learn a lot about the shapeshifters and what they are capable of.
Not a whole lot of zombie raising and not a whole lot of vampires. But as ive written before Jean Claude will always show his face, and this time with a CRAZY agreement!
If you've enjoyed any of the other Anita Blake books this one is well worth the read!
Helpful Score: 5
adventures of a vampire hunter but more of an adventure story than horror. Some sex scenes. This is the fourth of a series.
Nymphadora T. (nymphadora) reviewed The Lunatic Cafe (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Bk 4) on + 95 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
Love this series!!! We have a closer look into who/what Richard really is. This book is the start of Anita's (and LKH for that matter) turn into darker, more sexual territory. Not for the squeamish.
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Helpful Score: 3
Great story! I was hooked into this book and read it within a few hours with only a couple of breaks in between. The "villain" (there are so many after all) was a bit of a surprise, but got what was coming. :) Another great installment to the series.
Leslie K. (satine5353) reviewed The Lunatic Cafe (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Bk 4) on + 14 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
This is back when her vampire series was still good! It got too weird for me so I am getting rid of all of mine. LOL!
