21. Laurell K. Hamilton - Micah

"Hamilton...delivers a highly palatable portion of what makes her series heroine, federal marshal and vampire-hunter Anita Blake, a bestseller: equal portions hot sex and supernatural crime fighting—with a dollop of old-fashioned male-female melodrama—served up in a world where new were-animals have their own crisis hotline. Filling in for a colleague, Anita travels to Philadelphia to reanimate a deceased federal witness, accompanied by Micah, her wereleopard lover. The jaunt serves as a chance for them to share some rare one-on-one time—without any of her five other lovers around—which Anita fears is not necessarily a good thing. Even worse, since her magic energy has grown unexpectedly strong, she suspects this won't be your run-of-th e-mill reincarnation." - Amazon.com

And why did I spend my money on this? First off, this book was not a novel, but more like a novella. Also, it was more about Anita's whiny opinions about relationships than anything supernatural. I am getting so sick of this. Hamilton used to write really good fantasy action books where Anita was this tough, kick-ass vampire executioner. Now all she ever does is have sex with every thing that is male and moves, and then complains about it.