Circus of the Damned

An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel

De: Laurell K. Hamilton

Narrado por: Kimberly Alexis

The third novel in the number one New York Times best-selling series

In Circus of the Damned, a rogue master vampire hits town, and Anita gets caught in the middle of an undead turf war. Jean-Claude, the Master Vamp of the city, wants her for his own - but his enemies have other plans. And to make matters worse, Anita takes a hit to the heart when she meets a stunningly handsome junior high science teacher named Richard Zeeman. They're two humans caught in the crossfire - or so Anita thinks

Love in vein: listen to more tales of Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter.©2002 Laurell K. Hamilton (P)2009 Penguin

Reseñas de la Crítica

"She's the 'it' girl for bloodsuckers, werewolves, wereleopards and assorted undead types." (News Press [Fort Myers, FL])

"[A] gutsy, no-nonsense female unafraid to take on anything that the preternatural world throws her way." (Library Journal)

yes plz!

amazingly descriptive! great story! you will love it! i highly recommend this book!
hell yes!

Shorten Version

This recording cut out all of the extra blah blah that is not needed to provide the details and excitement of the story. Thank you. I really enjoyed listening to this book.

Fun ride!

I enjoyed the series first three book. Can’t wait to start the next book! Bring it on!

Good but short

Wish these books were longer. Great story lines but it would great to have more story per book

love the books

I enjoy the fact she gives all the characters emotions and isn't just reading with a plain boring voice

Love the whole Anita Blake series!!!

Love the entire series!!! Can't wait for the next book.... have read it them all more than once!!!

love kimberly alexis!

Kimberly Alexis at so much character to the story. I have read these books since they came out or shortly after they came out and they have become friends over the years that I revisit. listening to them while traveling even my husband enjoyed the books and I was asking about the characters and the narrator. We agree that if she has children or nephews or even friends that get to listen to her they are very lucky.

the m word

I am very disappointed by the derogatory terms used by the author. Using the M word to describe a little person is considered hate speech. Dwarf or Little Person are the preferred terms. It is an ableist slur that goes all the way back to freak shows. Those people were forced to be ogled by the public for little or no pay. They were often beaten or assaulted. Even "successful" dwarves were very poorly treated. The munchkins in the Wizard of Oz were paid less per week than the dog that played Toto.