(Anita Blake, #22)
by Laurell K. Hamilton
Released |July 2nd 2013 by Berkley Hardcover|
Edition |Ebook|
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Some zombies are raised. Others must be put down. Just ask Anita Blake.I got this book and was really curious to see how things would turn out. For quite sometime this series has fallen off and I feel it's just starting to drag out. I honestly thought it was going to end a few books ago, but it just kept going. When I first started the series I was really enjoying it, but then we started getting unnecessary books, in my opinion, that didn't really have a plot and had nothing going on and now that we are on book 22, I think I finally just got fed up with it.
Before now, she would have considered them merely off-putting, never dangerous. Before now, she had never heard of any of them causing human beings to perish in agony. But that’s all changed.
Micah’s estranged father lies dying, rotting away inside from some strange ailment that has his doctors whispering about “zombie disease.”
Anita makes her living off of zombies—but these aren’t the kind she knows so well. These creatures hunt in daylight, and are as fast and strong as vampires. If they bite you, you become just like them. And round and round it goes…
Where will it stop?
Even Anita Blake doesn’t know.
This was a DNF for me. It wasn't that I didn't enjoy what I read. I got to chapter 7 and just couldn't continue on. I had and have no desire to pick the book back up once I put it down. This is now book 22 and I've come to the conclusion that I'm tired of the series as a whole. I enjoyed the characters and still love them for this series, but I'm just tired of the series as a whole. After so many books, it's like, when is the series going to end?! I don't know if there will be more books after this one, but I think I'm just going to stop reading this because the books have really been slacking and I don't want to keep reading more books in the series and start continuously being disappointed. If that makes any sense at all! It's been nice getting to know the characters, but I think I'm just over the series now. There's been some bad books, but there's been more good and great books.
DNF
