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Obsidian Butterfly

Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Book 9

By Laurell K. Hamilton

(105)

| Paperback | 9780515134506

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There are a lot of monsters in Anita Blake's life. And some of them are human. One such individual is the man she calls Edward, a bounty hunter who specializes in the preternatural. He calls her to help him hunt down the greatest evil she has ever encountered. Something that kills and maims and vaniContinue

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Obsidian Butterfly

Desert Isle Keeper Review Obsidian Butterfly Edward, the cold-hearted sociopath killer who has worked alongside Anita a few times, calls in a favor she owes him, so Anita goes to New Mexico to solve a particularly gruesome case. Much to Anita’s (and ... (read full critics)

likesbooks published on Tue, 31 Aug 2010

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Obsidian Butterfly

I'm still really enjoying this series. This author really knows how to keep the tension high. However I am beginning to get really tired of the phrase(s) "...and thicker/darker things" and would appreciate some more variation in her descriptions in the future.

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"Edward was a hit man. He specialized in monsters. Vampires, shape shifters, anything and everything. There were people like me who did it legal, but Edward didn't sweat the legalities or hell, the ethics. He was an equal opportunity killer. I may be one of the few frinds that Edward has, but it's l ... (continue)

"Edward was a hit man. He specialized in monsters. Vampires, shape shifters, anything and everything. There were people like me who did it legal, but Edward didn't sweat the legalities or hell, the ethics. He was an equal opportunity killer. I may be one of the few frinds that Edward has, but it's like being friends with a tame leopard. It may curl on the foot of your bed and let you poet it's heat, but it can still eat your throat out..."
I love the Anita Blake series, and this book is no exception. I found it fascinating to be able to get a better look at Edward's character through Anita's eyes.

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