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Bullet

Bullet

EroticaHorror
Pages
432
Published
2010
Language
English

Synopsis

Anita Blake’s attempt at a quiet life in St. Louis is shattered when an ancient, god-like vampire returns from the dead. The Mother of All Darkness wants to hijack Anita’s body to rule the American vampires, forcing Anita into a desperate fight for her own physical autonomy. With her lovers and friends in the crosshairs, she must find a way to stop an immortal creator who refuses to stay buried.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

DarkTenseGrittySpicy
Love TriangleAnti-HeroFound FamilyCourt Intrigue

Genres

Erotica Horror Paranormal Romance Thriller Urban Fantasy Paranormal Body Horror

About the author

L
Laurell K. Hamilton

Laurell K. Hamilton (born Laurell Kaye Klein, February 19, 1963, in Heber Springs, Arkansas) is an American fantasy and romance writer regarded as one of the founding voices of urban fantasy. She is best known for two long-running series: Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter, about a professional zombie raiser, vampire executioner and supernatural police consultant in a fictional St. Louis, and Merry Gentry, about a private detective who is also a princess of the Unseelie court of Faerie. Her debut novel...

Characters

Anita BlakeProtagonist
Mother of All DarknessAntagonist
Jean-ClaudeSupporting
Richard ZeemanSupporting
Belle MorteSupporting
All characters in Bullet

Frequently asked questions

  • Can I read this book if I have not read the previous entries in the series?

    This book is the nineteenth installment in a long-running series, and it is strongly recommended to read the preceding novels in order to understand the complex, evolving relationships and the established supernatural politics that drive the plot. The narrative assumes a deep familiarity with the history of the protagonist and her extensive circle of allies.

  • Does this book mark the conclusion of the Anita Blake series?

    The series is ongoing, and this title serves as a continuation of the established character arcs rather than a final resolution to the overarching story.