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I liked this. As a long time reader of LKH and this series, its been getting hard to feel as excited about it as I used to be. No, its not because of the sex but because the series is now so long that I've begun to forget import points from previous books, mix up the order of some events and forget who some of the characters are. Since this has happened to me before with other long series I don't blame it on LKH.
Why I liked this book and why I keep trying to keep up with the series is because of the character development. Even when there was 4-5 books that were basically just sex, sex and more sex, you could see Anita changing; even if it was just her outlook on sex and sexual relationships. I enjoyed that because I like Anita. But I also like others (and plot and bad guys and zombie stuff too) and I've been missing the main guys.
So I loved this book because of the bromance between Jason and Nathaniel. That has been alluded to in the past but not really shown until now. I like J.J., who I only vaguely remembered. It would be nice if Anita had female friend again since Ronnie couldn't cut it anymore. I love that Anita realizes thatJade needs to go . She's just as manipulative as what's-his-face who Anita had to kill. Just because you were a victim and I feel bad for you and want to help does not mean you get to suck the life out of me or have all my attention. So hurrah for that decision. And that extends to Anita realizing she can't fit all this people in her life at the same levels. I loved the sex because it was helpful and everyone enjoyed it. I think having a more experienced buddy when you're trying something new in bed is awesome and it should be a thing.
So yes, I quite enjoyed this book. The sneak peek for the next one looks good in thatzombie rape is bad but a new case and Zebrowski making fun of Anita's fairy tale engagement is good. I'm crossing my fingers for more Jean-Claude who's been almost transcendent lately.
-edited- I saw someone else's review and I forgot to add this. The reason this is not 5 stars is because of the descriptions and explanations. LKH has clearly gotten a bit better at cutting down the conversations to move things along but the character descriptions need to be cut too. It takes up too much of the story and its hella irritating to a long time reader. Other authors have found ways to keep new readers up to speed without bogging down older ones, she should too. Something has got to go.
Why I liked this book and why I keep trying to keep up with the series is because of the character development. Even when there was 4-5 books that were basically just sex, sex and more sex, you could see Anita changing; even if it was just her outlook on sex and sexual relationships. I enjoyed that because I like Anita. But I also like others (and plot and bad guys and zombie stuff too) and I've been missing the main guys.
So I loved this book because of the bromance between Jason and Nathaniel. That has been alluded to in the past but not really shown until now. I like J.J., who I only vaguely remembered. It would be nice if Anita had female friend again since Ronnie couldn't cut it anymore. I love that Anita realizes that
So yes, I quite enjoyed this book. The sneak peek for the next one looks good in that
-edited- I saw someone else's review and I forgot to add this. The reason this is not 5 stars is because of the descriptions and explanations. LKH has clearly gotten a bit better at cutting down the conversations to move things along but the character descriptions need to be cut too. It takes up too much of the story and its hella irritating to a long time reader. Other authors have found ways to keep new readers up to speed without bogging down older ones, she should too. Something has got to go.