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2018 | Science Fiction/Fantasy
Edward's getting married in Florida, so Anita and her band of merry men go down for festivities and vacation. Women from the hotel turn up missing and it looks like the deeds were done by a creature Anita doesn't know about. Micah finds a family in the area who have been cursed to turn into snakes and are seeking a cure. Throw in relationship problems, psychics, and the other Marshals, and it's going to be one crazy wedding.
Laurell K. Hamilton
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| Published by | Penguin Random House |
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Karica Truebenbach (156 KP) rated
Sep 29, 2018
In Serpentine, Anita and her fiances are in Florida for Edward and Donna's wedding, where Micah has also been in contact with a new group of "Weres" whose body parts become actual snakes. Of course, despite promising to use this time as a threesome vacation, the Four Horsemen have to solve a murder and a kidnapping, deal with a new flavor of psychic, a wedding party that is completely crazy, and keep her relationship going. There is some sex (which honestly makes me happy), but it's not the focus of the story. This book reminds readers that Anita has always been a badass with badass friends, and they start doing what they do best. Even Donna shows some fire, though it quickly goes out again. Still, Anita hardly does any magic or psychic stuff compared to the other books and manages to come out swinging. Hamilton seems to have gotten the memo about the series, because this book finally focused on the action outside of the bedroom.