This book carries on in much the same vein. Anita Blake has had someone "take out a hit" on her but this seems to be largely an excuse for her to be locked in rooms with the two other corners of the particular love triangle she's in at the moment. People might like this premiss, but I don't. Had I not bought the book that followed this one in the series, I'd stop reading them now.
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I finished "Killing Dance" by Laurell K. Hamilton
This book carries on in much the same vein. Anita Blake has had someone "take out a hit" on her but this seems to be largely an excuse for her to be locked in rooms with the two other corners of the particular love triangle she's in at the moment. People might like this premiss, but I don't. Had I not bought the book that followed this one in the series, I'd stop reading them now.
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I finished "Standing on Another Man's Grave" by Ian Rankin
This in the 18th or so John Rebus (and 3rd Malcolm Fox) book by Ian Rankin. It wasn't a bad read. Perhaps not the best Rebus book I've read (well…
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I finished "The Secrets of Pain" by Phil Rickman
This was a sort of depressing book. It was about the semi-religious "goings on" near the SAS camp in Herefordshire. Rickman's main characters are…
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I finished "NW" by Zadie Smith
"NW", by Zadie Smith is about a group of friends who grew up on a council estate in North West London (hence the title). The core of the book focuses…
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