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  Ardeur: Essays on Anita Blake (Smart Pop) (Paperback) Edited by Laurell K. Hamilton

  

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  Short Description for ArdeurLaurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series is a literary sensation, thanks to its strong female hero, well-fleshed (both literally and literarily) characters and unabashed attitude toward sex. The world Hamilton has created is powerfully compelling and stunningly complex--and it gets deeper, richer and more perilous, with every book. Straddling the series' dominant themes of sex and
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  • Publisher: BENBELLA BOOKS
  • Published: 28 May 2010
  • Format: Paperback 224 pages
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  • Categories: Literary Studies: General | Literary Studies: Fiction, Novelists & Prose Writers | Graphic Novels: History & Criticism
  • ISBN 13: 9781933771472 ISBN 10: 193377147X
  • Sales rank: 147,797

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• Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series is a literary sensation, thanks to its strong female hero, well-fleshed (both literally and literarily) characters and unabashed attitude toward sex. The world Hamilton has created is powerfully compelling and stunningly complex--and it gets deeper, richer and more perilous, with every book. Straddling the series' dominant themes of sex and power, Ardeur gives Anita fans a deeper look into the dynamics, both personal political, that have kept readers fascinated throughout the run of the series. Why is the ardeur the very best thing that could have happened to Anita, personally (aside from all the sex it requires her to have with hot men)? How is Anita's alternate United States a logical legal extension of our own? And as the series continues, what other bargains might Anita have to make with herself and others in order to keep the people she loves safe from harm? The collection includes essay introductions by Hamilton, giving context and extra insight into each essay's subject.