5th book in the Anita Blake series...they just get better and better!

RELEASE NOTES:

part of my paranormal bookbox, enjoy!

"A book is a mysterious object, I said, and once it floats out into the world, anything can happen. All kinds of mischief can be caused, and there's not a damned thing you can do about it. For better or worse, it's completely out of your control."
Paul Auster

Selecting from Princess-peapod's paranormal bookbox. Thanks for including mom.

Adding to princess-peapod's vampire book box.

Everyone says I MUST read this series (I made it through half of the first book then got distracted with schoolwork back when I was in college, but I intend to give it a proper shot). I've got a few books from the series but don't have this one yet. So I'm taking it and putting it on my shelf with the others for as many rainy days as it takes to get through the series :-)

One of many books given away at the Kensington Day of the Book festival for a new reader to find & enjoy!

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This was leftover at the end of the Day of the Book festival in Kensington, Maryland. I hope to continue its journey soon.

Edit 14 July 2017: I read another copy of this book, and this is what I had to say:

When she is called upon to raise an entire cemetery to settle a land dispute, Anita Blake must call on her aspiring paramour vampire, Jean-Claude, for help. I liked this one, though the love triangle continues to feel forced. Mostly I liked learning more about the fantasy elements, like the mechanics involved in raising the dead, the various species of supernatural critters, etc. I'm not impatient to read the next one, but I'll probably continue reading the series. It's entertaining enough.

Once again, BCinDC is giving away free books at the Gaithersburg Book Festival. This book is one of them.