Micah (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #13)

Name: Micah
Rating: 3.38 (13 reviews)

by Laurell K. Hamilton

Rey Colette (Narrator)

13 ratings • 4 reviews • 20 shelved

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Micah (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #13)

by Laurell K. Hamilton

Rey Colette (Narrator)

13 ratings • 4 reviews • 20 shelved

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ISBN10 142331686X
ISBN13 9781423316862
Publish Date 28 February 2006
Publish Status Out of Print
Imprint Brilliance Audio

Edition Unabridged
Format Audiobook (CD)
Duration 4 hours
Language English

Reviews

Chelsea

Written on Nov 7, 2017

Too short and was more like a novella than an actual book in the series. We got to know Micah's character more but there wasn't much for plot.

well this was ok book, I liked it that the sex didn't take over the book, and we actually had a decent old Anita moment.

and after this book I like Micah better, but at the end with Nathaniel, it's starting to make me not like him as much.

I want more Jean Claude and dare I say it Richard moment.

I love Anita and I even love her men at times, but i'm like ok this is not Merry Gentry and her men this is Anita Blake badass Vampire Hunter.

Oh well move and and take the books for what they are, and maybe find salvation in them somewhere.

ibeforem

Written on Mar 6, 2006

I have mixed feelings about this. Not really because of the content, but because of the delivery. A novel this was not. It was a short story printed with 14pt type and double-spaced, with full page chapter headings to add some bulk to the book. Not really worth the $8 I spent on it (man, I remember when paperbacks were $3.50). I read it in about an hour and a half Saturday night. I’m expecting big things from her next real book in the series, which is due out in June.

wyvernfriend

Written on Jan 15, 2006

LKH whets my appetite for the next book in the series with this slightly long short story. I did want more but still it's incredibly readable. Anita manages to only have one sex scene, stays faithful to one partner, actually raises a dead person, evades death and altogether returns somewhat to the character I liked rather than an extra in a porn movie. If this is a sign of things to come I will be buying the new book when it comes out but if it isn't I'll be deeply disappointed, tho the teaser at the end did whet my appetite for the next in the series!