Micah (Anita Blake Vampire Hunter

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By Laurell K. Hamilton

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Average Rating: (See all reviews) Format: Paperback, 280 pages Published In: United States, 01 March 2006 Other Editions: Paperback, USA $18.99 $13.50 View Quantity Available: 17 Ships within 6-12 days Publisher: Jove Publications ISBN: 0515140872 EAN: 9780515140873 Dimensions: 18.0 x 113.0 x 2.0 centimeters

A sensational tale of adventure and heroism, with a plot of nail-biting suspense and unerring action. Brilliantly written by a true master of the genre. The characters are perfect in every sense- real and intriguing. They struggle against bitter enemies and through great danger, and come out triumphant! Simply the best!!!!!!

thirdteenth book in a good fine series where you wont be able to put the books down once you started. great up and down climax in the story, with the mess up life of anita, she tries to find a balance in between all the different aspects of her life. Laurell did a very good job in detailing anita's thought process, communication and reaction between characters on the varies danger situation, shaky relationships, etc. a girl with a messy dangerous life, time and time again having her life thrown upside down, doing a lot of things, sometimes even crossing morals line for the sake of survival, for both herself and those she count as friends. a truely great series Laurell has written. short story compare to the others. give us a view of micah's life

For Laurell this is a short story. I enjoyed the fact the Micah got some alone time with Anita as they go off to get the bad guys together but its not as raunchy as we come to expect from Laurell. It does have a sweetness about it but it is like a sperate moment in time and has nothing to do with Anita Blakes main series. It would be one to buy if you are a fan and collector like I am but it doesn't add at all.

Only recommended for diehard Anita fans, way too short, and way overpriced for what it offers, one of the problems for Australasian buyers, this book was $2.99 in the states, which is probably still more than it is worth, the story should have been included at the end of one of the other books. You can live without knowing Micah's story, adds nothing to the ongoing Anita storyline.

I'm going to have to agree with the other reviews on this one, it's far too short, doesn't ever really develop properly, tells you very little about Micah's character (which is who the book is supposed to be about) and seems to be more of a filler between Incubus Dreams and Danse Macabre rather than a stand alone novel. Having become addicted to Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake series I felt that this book lacked the substance, passion and excitement of the 12 preceding books. If you're a fan then I suggest you still read this book, but don't expect too much from it, it's really not of the usual standard.

As a collector and fan of Laurell K Hamilton I must say that I was a little bit disappointed with this book, I thought that the story was a little too soppy and not enough action/adventure and also the ending could have been longer !

I love the Anita Blake series but this isnt it. Very short, no story and what character development? Anita gets more whiny and Micah never does wrong. I know i am not the only one who was bored with this offereing. My suggestion - Rather than putting yourself through this one try the Merry Gentry series which is still fresh.

This is a badly cobbled together book that has little story, non-existent character development and disappointingly tedious naughty bits! As an avid Hamilton fan I was deeply wounded by the poor quality of this offering. Laurell, what WERE you thinking?! If you are a follower of Anita then you will probably want this book for your collection, but don't expect it to evoke the usual spine-tingling, loin-liquifying effects of her other books.

As mentioned by other reviewers this is a short book and not really necessary to read to keep up with the rest of the Anita Blake series. It is really more of a filler between the "proper" books. It doesn't even have much of the plot! The title implies that it will focus a lot on Micah and while it gives us *some* information on how he became who he is, it still mainly focuses on Anita and her inability to keep control of herself and her temper. Nevertheless, if you like the rest of the series, you'll probably enjoy this one.

For a book that's entittled "MICAH" it didn't explore Micah's character deep enough. I still enjoyed it, however, it was MUCH TOO SHORT. It left me wanting for more. I'm pleased to see that Anita is making an effort to curb her tendency to ruin her lovelife. And I'm beginning to like Micah's character more and more. It's very good to know that he is not just another of Anita's "snacks", but something more important and someone she feels for deeply even though she doesn't like it. I can't wait for Ms Hamilton's next novel! I'm looking forward to see Micah in "Danse Macabre"