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"The early Anita Blake novels find new life in trade paperback--as perfect collectibles for long-time fans or as great ways for new readers to sink their teeth into the series. In The laughing corpse, a creature from beyond the grave is tearing a swath of murder through St. Louis. And Anita will learn that there are some secrets better left buried--and some people better off dead."--Publisher's description.… (mere)
This sequel was more interesting than the first book. The story was original and dark in a good way. We get Anita's backstory, which makes her more relatable and interesting. She also starts going a bit dark and questions her morality. ( )
The first one was ok, but I really liked this. Dominga Salvador was a good villainess. It was a good fast read and I was able to get into the story quite a bit. Hopefully there is a lot more Jean-Claude in the other books. I love his character. Anita just needs to sleep with him already. I am coming to this series way after the fact, My best friend is completely in love with it so it has to be good. I know a bit about the controversy and poor reviews for the later books. I can't really say anything about it yet as I haven't gotten that far. I'm not loving this series I however like. It is a very entertaining read so far. ( )
«I tuoi occhi sono lo specchio più limpido che abbia mai visto, ma petite. Quando fingo su me stesso o m'illudo sulla vita, non devo fare altro che guardarti in viso per vedere la verità.»( )
I don't remember enjoying the first book very much so only god knows why I picked this one up. I was pleasantly surprised though. My one problem was the interactions with Jean Claude, as their conversations got so repetitive I ended up skimming those parts. Other than that I quite enjoyed it and found the mystery very interesting. ( )
"The early Anita Blake novels find new life in trade paperback--as perfect collectibles for long-time fans or as great ways for new readers to sink their teeth into the series. In The laughing corpse, a creature from beyond the grave is tearing a swath of murder through St. Louis. And Anita will learn that there are some secrets better left buried--and some people better off dead."--Publisher's description.
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We get Anita's backstory, which makes her more relatable and interesting. She also starts going a bit dark and questions her morality. (