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A Good Book!
posted by caramia2 on November 10, 2009
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Awful
posted by SEB on October 23, 2009
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A Good Book!
I liked it but I really liked Angela Knights story in the book. It was very thrilling and romantic.
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Awful
I bought this book since Charlaine Harris wrote one of the stories. I love the Sookie Stackhouse series. I was very disappointed; not a single story I found interesting. I dislike each and every story in this book. I felt like tossing it in the trash after a few pages; the only reason I read it all the way through was because I was bored and had nothing else to read or do at the time. I will just stick the Sookie Stackhouse novels from now on.
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Anonymous
Posted May 8, 2005
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i think that the book was undescrible and that everyone sould read it. I have a whole list of friends waiting to read the book and i think the list has about 50 or more people waiting. the book should not be for people under the age of 12
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Great paranormal anthology
¿The Girl who was Infatuated with Death¿ by Laurell K. Hamilton. Ms. Rhonda Mackenzie wants vampire executioner Anita Blake to find the vampire that has bitten her daughter two times and kill. If she is bitten three times she will become a vampire which is what she wants because she will lose one leg, perhaps two if she doedn¿t changes over. Anita asks the master of the city, Jean-Claude if he will help her find the vampire. After not seeing him for a long time because she was learning to control her powers, Anita realizes her feelings for him have not changed.......................... ¿One Word Answer¿ by Charlaine Harris. Telepath Sookie Stackhouse of Bon Temps Louisiana is visited by Mr. Cataliades and Waldo the vampire to inform Sookie that her cousin, a vampire who was staked, left her estate to her cousin. Mr. Cataliades informs Sookie that Waldo killed her because she was the favorite of the queen of New Orleans and he wants Sookie to stake the vampire Sookie doesn¿t want to but Waldo makes sure that he will not be returned to his queen to be tortured............................ ¿Biting in Plain Sight¿ by Mary Janice Davidson: In the town of Embarrass, everyone knows that the vet Dr. Sophie Tourneau is a vampire but they ignore that fact because she takes great care of their animals. Liam is in love with her and when she goes out hunting a serial vampire killer, he insists on accompanying her. He tells her how he feels and she takes him to bed and drinks his blood. She cares about him but she¿s not sure if she is better off without any emotional ties to a mortal. When they go after the vampire killer, Liam impresses Sophie with his actions and his commitment to her........................ ¿Galahad¿ by Angela Knight. Caroline was turned by a vampire into a witch with magical powers and immortality. She lives in Avalon in the mageverse where vampires and witches form a symbiotic relationship. Witches need their blood drained every few days to lower their blood pressure and vampires have a willing blood source. Caroline has a vision about humans drinking from a cup and turning into vampires who are the antithesis of the undead in the mageverse. Galahad, pure of heart and a vampire is assigned by Morgana Le Fey to work with Caroline to find the threecups and destroy the evil vampires. Along the way fall in love but Galahad fears Caroline won¿t want him once she learns all the ugly things he had to do to defeat the bad guys........................ ¿Blood lust¿ by Vickie Taylor. Garth funded Daniel Hart¿s research into making synthetic blood but stole the formula, Daniel¿s girlfriend and his house before revealing himself as a vampire. Daniel asks vampire Deadre Blue to turn him a vampire so he can kill Garth, his girlfriend who is now a vampire and then himself. Deadre doesn¿t want to do it but when he is accidentally killed, she feeds him her blood and he turns into a vampire. Deadre has fallen in love with Daniel and goes with him to fight Garth the enforcer to the High Matron. The synthetic blood make Daniel Garth¿s equal and their upcoming battle will leave one of them dead........................... All five authors have a different take on the vampire mythos but that doesn¿t mean one story is better than another. This is one of the best vampire romance anthologies ever produced bringing back cult favorites like Anita Blake and Sookie. The stories by the other authors would make a great series............................... Harriet Klausner
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Gypsy4life
Posted December 30, 2010
Gotta love Laurelle!
Nice selection of short stories guaranteed to entertain-highly recommend.
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Great first 2 chapters, but...
Ther first two chapters of this book are very good - the same quality you would expect from these famous writers. I LOVED and adored the chapter from Laurell K Hamilton. I cannot tell you how excited I was to get some insight into the goings-on that happened between Blue Moon and Obsidian butterfly. LKH writing was, as usual, palpable and you really could feel Anita's feelings. And, of course, it has a favourite character that makes a memorable appearance.
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But, Charlaine Harris's chapter can be found in her OWN book of short stories. I have to admit I was a little disappointed to buy a book with a story I'd already read elsewhere.
Angela Knight's chapter was too short to move as fast as it did. Probably my least favourite chapter (no offense!).
Vickie Taylor's chapter was interesting. Again, a little fast, but at least it layed some ground work to make the story not feel too rushed. There was really nothing for development or insight with the 'bad guys,' but at least the 'good guys' had a little more background and character development.
MaryJanice Davidson's chapter was probably the best of the three 'unknown' writers. She had pretty good character development, good background, great backstory, and the ending, though a bit predictable, was good. -
Fun Book
While I felt that there are some in between stories for a lot of the other series for some of the authors, like Laurall and Charlene... the stories were fun.
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I didn't like any of the stories--what a waste of money.
I am no longer buying anthologies because I like one (or none) of the stories. Buying this book was a waste of money.
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Marthabeth
Posted October 19, 2009
Bite sinks teeth in!
Liked all of the authors but Harris was best in my opinion. She has a way of pulling you into the charachters feelings and thoughts.
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Another Great Collection
I just had to let you know that this is a nice collection of stories by really excellent authors. Even short as they are, each one is really a story you can get into. Usually there's one or two dogs in a collection like this, but I enjoyed ever last word of this collection. I hope you do too!
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I loved all the short stories in this book.
This book lets you dive into 5 different authors. It's a quick read, and a lot of fun.
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Anonymous
Posted June 29, 2009
Bite
I bought this book in order to read the Sookie Stackhouse short story. I was a little disappointed that it was so short. I enjoyed the first short story by Laurel K. Hamiliton as well but the rest of the stories were awful.
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Charlaine Harris fan
I got this book only for the short novel on Sookie Stackhouse. I thought it would be a lot more Eric the Vampire's relationship with Sookie. I didn't get my fix for the Stackhouse novels like I needed but the other stories were fairly entertaining. The only complaint is, I felt like I was left wanting more but I suppose that's the purpose of short stories. All in all, a decent read when you are bored.
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Bite me. Please!
Seriously, a great read with many great stories about vamps and the like. I think I read this in, like, four days or something. If you are a fan of this genre, pick it up!
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LOVE IT
LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT...LOVE IT... Talk about some of your best all role into one!!!
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Anonymous
Posted May 20, 2008
Not What I Expected
Looking at the authors of this book, I expected it to be better than it actually came out to be. I would say probably two of the stories were good. The others seemed to drag on for a little longer than necessary. It is a good quick read but is not something that will stick in your mind for long.
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Anonymous
Posted July 16, 2005
Wonderful!
Bite really was what first drew my attention to a new favorite author known as Angela Knight. The other author's also displayed talent in their writing and I will read some of their books as soon as I've read all of Angela Knight's and Johanna Lindsey.
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Anonymous
Posted April 2, 2005
really great!!
this book is really good. i have never read any of Angela knight's stuff until now..and she really blew me away. biting in plin sight by ms.davidson was very boring and really had no point.but all of the other stories in this book were very good with many sensual parts to it. i recomend anybody who loves vampires,sex,and magick to buy this book.enjoy
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Anonymous
Posted March 24, 2005
Anthology
*** If you like vampires, then this is a treasure trove for you. Although the last two entries in the book tend to drag it down just slightly, the one entitled Galahad would not do so if it were less, shall we say - biologically correct? Ms. Knight does exhibit true creativity in re-inventing the Grail quest, much more so than certain best sellers. If you buy the book just to read Ms. Davidson, Ms. Harris, and of course Ms. Hamilton's contributions, you will not waste a dime. Ms. Harris and Ms. Davidson both have down to earth humor that will tickle and charm you. Anita Blake fans will be thrilled to get an anthology story that does not merely reprint a chapter from one of the long books. Taking place between Blue Moon and Obsidian Butterfly, the Girl Who Was Infatuated with Death returns fans to a classic period of Anita's characterization. Although Death does not refer to Edward as might be hoped, it is still a commendable story that is not weighed down by the aspects that has long time fans feeling rather mutinous in regard to the latest books. ***
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Anonymous
Posted March 27, 2005
Umm yeah
I give it 3 stars because charliane Harris bit was soo cool and one or two (i forgot which one) was good as well but the rest,... umm lets say I had to skip a few paragraphs for the good parts to come on... i mean it's a good book and everything but it's more like if you have the time read it, it's not really a must read unless you have a favorite author among the authors... it was still pretty good...
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