Death of a Darklord – Ravenloft
Death of a Darklord focuses on a young woman who finds that she has a talent for magic in a land and a family unforgiving of such abilities, and her tragic attempts to redeem herself in the eyes of her family by aiding them on their quest to end the dark magic that has destroyed a neighboring town.
Please is there another book after this? I can not find it and need the name of it. I really enjoyed this book along with the entire Anita Blake series and am a huge fan. I would love to continue after Death of a Dark Lord.
I agree! The book is great, but it just ends abruptly, and you’re left sitting there like, what just happened? Anita Blake is my favorite, though.
It’s part of the Ravenloft series, there are I think 10 books before this and quite a few after.
Me too! Almost halfway through it and looking for more!!!!! I’ve read Anita and Merry G! I need more Ravenloft!
Is this the first book in the Anita Blake series?
No, this is a separate book from the Anita Blake series.
Guilty pleasures is the first Anita Blake book
There are 24 books in the Ravensloft series written by a variety of authors. Hope this helps.
I loved the book itself but i want another one to continue this story. Please give me another book with these characters.
This book is what helped me find Laurell and I have been an avid fan since. I always was sad that this was not a series that she was writing and continuing on her own as I fell in love with her writing and with her as an author from this story alone. Completely brilliant visions!
I read this book as a teen and I had completely forgotten that Hamilton wrote it until I saw it in her “other works” section. I liked the book but it kind of F****d me up a bit after I read it. As a reader we have a tad bit more ability to have 20 20 hind site so I didnt agree with quite a few choiced the protagonist made. Then it ended without resolution ie. Happyish ending and I was devistated! At that time I needed that resolution even if it was bitter sweet. I wont even lie, I still rember randomly thinking about that book for years after I read it.