Blood Noir by Laurell K. Hamilton
I probably shouldn’t be plodding on through this series at all. I haven’t truly enjoyed an Anita Blake book in years. Lack of editing hasn’t done the series any favors, and while I don’t mind sex in novels, Laurell K. Hamilton still hasn’t figured out that sometimes you can gloss over periods of time when nothing much is happening plotwise. (“Three weeks later…”) I don’t need a play-by-play every time the characters get it on. It just fills up pages and crowds out the plot.
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