[ SECRET POST #2667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The only Anita Blake book that I read through to the end was Obsidian Butterfly, and I remember it primarily as Edward having alarming notions that he might actually be human and wondering if that was possible or not, while also killing an awful lot of people/things out of a remote and confused mix of terrifying emotion and soulless practicality.

I'm fairly sure I must have either skipped or mentally redacted quite a lot of sex scenes to come away with this impression. I did, however, really, really enjoy the impression I came away with. So, at least one of her books it's possible to enjoy while mentally editing out the sex?

Or it could just be Edward. I like sociopathic killers with loving sides that are actually more alarming than their professional ones.

[(Anonymous)]

congratulations, anon

you lucked out and magically picked the best one

It's a definite anomaly, it has way less sex than the rest of the later ones bc it's as much Edward's story as Anita's, and he's the only dude ever who's allowed to not be into her.

(caveat: I stopped reading after cerulean sins when she spent too much of the book having sex so the bad guys got away)

but yeah like people have said the first 5 or so are pretty plot heavy, then it starts going downhill

[(Anonymous)]

That was my favorite one as well, because Edward was my favorite character. I remember being increasingly horrified as I browsed through them. Her Fae ones are worse. D: Although, it was the series that taught me the phrase "menage a trois". Fun times.