Review: Blue Moon by Laurell K. Hamilton
Blue Moon by Laurell K. Hamilton
(Anita Blake #8)
This review may contain spoilers for the previous books in the series
There are so many characters in the Anita Blake series. Almost every book there are added more to Anita’s group of sexy hunks. All these characters are both the strength and the weakness of Blue Moon.
Usually when I write a review, I add a little paragraph describing the main plot. The problem with this book is that there is so little plot that it almost seems useless to try to explain it. I’ll give you a tiny summary instead: Richard is accused of rape, he’ll turn furry soon, have to get him out of jail. And something with trolls.
Hamilton’s heavy characterising is taking the toll on her plots. When this series started, the books were about a murder or an investigation, and you met some awesome people in between. Now the people are taking the stage, leaving almost no room for the plot. Seriously, there is so much talking, so much in depth flashes into the lives of about eight people of her sexy hunk group. The real plot could be described in just eighty pages.
The thing is, I really like character based books. So I don’t get bored of all the interactions. But I know many of you are plot-lovers. I wouldn’t recommend the Anita Blake books (the fifth and up) if you prefer plot-heavy books. In this one, there was a teeny tiny plot. From what I’ve heard, it’ll only get smaller and smaller from now on.
Aside from the fact that I just detest Richard lately, this book was very enjoyable for me. It’s like watching a horror paranormal soap series. Nothing very exciting, but definitely addicting.
On to the next one!
- Review: Burnt Offerings by Laurell K. Hamilton (4/5 Stars)
- Review: Generation by William Knight (4/5 Stars)
- Review: Fire Baptized by Kenya Wright (2/5 Stars)
- Review: Enormity by W.G. Marshall (4/5 Stars)
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