Name: The Laughing Corpse
Rating: 3.96 (75 reviews)
ISBN: 9780755355303

Laurell K. Hamilton

Anita Blake takes on a rogue fellow animator who is using human sacrifices to raise the dead and discovers that her only hope of survival lies in depending upon the feared Jean Claude, Master Vampire of the City.

The Laughing Corpse

The Laughing Corpse (Anita Blake Vampire Hunter)

Elisa Bieg

***NOTE: review posted after re-read, August 2018***

This was sort of alright, though not my fave by any means — little too much blood and gore for my personal taste, and there are zombies, which I detest.

Anita is as insufferable as ever, and her constant detailing her weapon choice and her terrible outfit choices is quite annoying. 

That said, the story is kind of interesting, with perhaps more of a horror component than some other books in the series; and I suppose it has the function of introducing us to several characters we’ll be meeting again in later books, as well as introducing us to more of Anita’s powers — a sort of intro/set-up book, if you will.

The audiobook was alright — interesting to have the sound effects and suspenseful music, but the audio seemed to be poorly edited or glitch at times.

I’ll keep going on my re-read/listen, but this book isn’t really the kind that would make me want to, normally. 

2 1/2 STARS

Anastaciya

Apart from the extremely annoying bit, this one was much better than the first book. Quite spooky, too

Ratri Adityarani

Moonchild

Aubrey Hicks

Animator and vampire hunter Anita Blake is about to discover that some secrets are better left buried—and some people better off dead.

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Lacy Clagg

Jessica Coburn

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Laura Newell

The finest Animator in the business, Anita Blake finds her reputation--and her life--on the line when she encounters a powerful zombie, un undead monster who is leaving a trail of mayhem and murder across the city. Originally in paperback.

The Laughing Corpse

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