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 Bite - Laurell K Hamilton
 Bite - Laurell K Hamilton ... Taylor / Mass Market Paperback / 297 Pages / Book is published 2008-07-18 by Jove BooksNewest Review: ... One evening, a limousine pulls up outside Sookie's home, and a Mr Cataliades gets out, to tell Sookie that her cousin Hadley ... more ... is dead - and she used to be a vampire.
I hadn't read any of Charlaine Harris' writing before this, and I was intrigued by this story, but not enough to run out and buy "Dead Until Dark" immediately, although I look forward to reading it at some point in the future. It seemed to have only slight erotic undertones so I wasn't sure how it fitted in with the rest of the stories, which are more explicit, but the characters were interesting.
The third story is by MaryJanice Davidson, and is called 'Biting In P...more |
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Bite - Laurell K Hamilton: Not enough to chew! (1103 words)
by - written on 31/07/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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"Bite" is a collection of supernatural romance stories, all featuring vampires. There is a range of writers featured, from the most famous and popular (Laurell K. Hamilton) to the virtually unknown (Vickie Taylor, who had only published standard romance before this). The first story, 'The Girl Who Was Infatuated With Death', by Laurell K. Hamilton, is set in her Anita Blake universe and narrated by Anita. It takes place between "Blue Moon" and "Obsidian Butterfly". I have read most of this series so I was already familiar with some of the characters. In this story, a woman comes to see Anita at work because her daughter is ... Read the complete review
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