For added enjoyment there are wererats, werebirds, giant snakes, lamias, ghouls, zombies, gargoyles, witches, fairies, trolls, dragons and nayas. That s just through book six. Hamilton s fantasy world deserves to be experienced in its entirely. Maybe, but I highly recommend starting from the beginning. I had no trouble finding the books in the large book chains.
Book one is the foundation.
In each book we meet the core characters, but more are subsequently added. There s a purpose, a consistency, a rhythm to each story that flows into the next. They re the perfect example of a sequel, the Saturday afternoon matinee kind that left you begging for more. With all seven books fresh in my mind, this is as much an overview of the whole series as it is a review of Burnt Offerings . He s gotten her embroiled in one of the most dangerous situations to date.