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A review by glassesgirl79
Flirt by Laurell K. Hamilton
4.0
Although I haven’t read any previous books from the Anita Blake series, this book does a good job of bringing a new reader up to speed on Anita’s turbulent personal and professional life.
As the novel begins, Tony Bennington is at Anita's office and is asking her to raise his wife, Ilsa, from the dead. Anita questions Bennington's motives and is unsatisfied when he doesn't tell Anita what he has to gain from having his wife resurrected.
After Bennington leaves Anita's office, she is greeted by her lovers, Nathaniel, Micah and Jason who take her to lunch. As the novel progresses, Bennington is relentless in having his wife brought back and will stop at nothing to have Anita accomplish this task.
The most surprising thing I took away from this book is that flirting doesn't always have to be sexual and that everyone flirts in a way with others to get people to like you or show that you are listening. In closing, I liked this novel because this was a super quick read filled with action, romance and a little suspense.
As the novel begins, Tony Bennington is at Anita's office and is asking her to raise his wife, Ilsa, from the dead. Anita questions Bennington's motives and is unsatisfied when he doesn't tell Anita what he has to gain from having his wife resurrected.
After Bennington leaves Anita's office, she is greeted by her lovers, Nathaniel, Micah and Jason who take her to lunch. As the novel progresses, Bennington is relentless in having his wife brought back and will stop at nothing to have Anita accomplish this task.
The most surprising thing I took away from this book is that flirting doesn't always have to be sexual and that everyone flirts in a way with others to get people to like you or show that you are listening. In closing, I liked this novel because this was a super quick read filled with action, romance and a little suspense.