Laurell K. Hamilton

Laurell K. Hamilton is an American author known for her contributions to the urban fantasy genre. Her notable works include "Guilty Pleasures," "Micah," "Bullet," "Swallowing Darkness," and "Danse Macabre," which often blend elements of horror and romance. Hamilton's writing features strong, complex characters and explores themes of supernatural beings and their interactions with the human world.

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Books by Laurell K. Hamilton

5 books available

Guilty Pleasures
Laurell K. Hamilton
4.0 (133k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
In a St. Louis overrun by the undead, necromancer Anita Blake hunts a serial killer for the city's most powerful vampire, battling her forbidden desire for the creatures she's sworn to destroy.
Micah
Laurell K. Hamilton
3.6 (43k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
During a federal case involving necromancy, Anita Blake faces the intense intimacy of a solo mission with her wereleopard lover, Micah, forcing her to confront her deepest fears about love without her usual supernatural distractions.
Bullet
Laurell K. Hamilton
3.8 (31k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
During a lull in everyday life, vampire executioner Anita Blake must fight the resurrected Mother of All Darkness, who wants to control Anita's body and all American vampires, forcing Anita into a battle for her very self with the chilling warning to 'Run if you can...'
Swallowing Darkness
Laurell K. Hamilton
4.2 (28k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
Princess Meredith, wielder of Flesh and Blood, must outmaneuver treacherous fae politics, protect her unborn, magically potent twins, and secure her claim to the Unseelie throne while battling the manipulative King of Light and Illusion and vengeful conspirators who seek to destroy all she holds dear.
Danse Macabre
Laurell K. Hamilton
3.6 (25k) average on GoodreadsBiography
Amidst vampire politics and supernatural execution, Federal Marshal Anita Blake confronts an ancient, ordinary dread: the possibility of an unprecedented pregnancy and the impossible choice of motherhood.