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Title: Yawn.
Review: Plausibility was lost for me (within the context of the posited supernatural world) in the first chapter. We're expected to believe that the two men she lives with, and has sex with at least once or twice a day, haven't noticed a missed menstrual period? To say nothing of olfactory cues-- I could smell the difference in my wife's body scent when she got pregnant, and I don't have a werewolf's much-vaunted supernatural sense of smell. Feh. Hamilton seems to be overlooking obvious plot holes because they get in the way of the angst.I never thought so much sex could be so boring. Buffy the Vampire Layer-- er, I mean, Anita-- is just tedious. If I read one more line about Micah's Magnificent Member, and the joys of deep throat, I'll scream. So I won't-- read another line, I mean. This is my last Hamilton book.
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