Bullet: An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel Free Audiobook Download by Laurell K. Hamilton

Anita Blake, a vampire hunter, is trying to survive the night. She has been shot during an ambush, and she's still bleeding. Luckily for her, she's saved by a mysterious yet sexy stranger who offers to transport her to safety. As soon as they arrive at his house, it becomes clear that this man is anything but human--he's actually the ancient immortal vampire Elder Vane. He takes care of Anita Blake by placing a special ointment over the gunshot wound and tells her to rest while he finishes preparing dinner.

Anita Blake, a vampire hunter, is making her way to the next job when she sees two men in the woods. She shoots one of them and discovers they're werewolves. She manages to kill both of them with less than lethal bullets before they can attack her. The society she belongs to has special bullets that will only kill vampires and other supernatural beings, but this was an emergency moment.

Kim Alexis, a voice actress and producer in Hollywood, was the perfect choice for the audiobook of Laurell K. Hamilton's "Bullet." She has voiced many characters in video games and cartoons, as well as providing the voice in several TV shows.

The Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Series is a popular paranormal fantasy series by Laurell K. Hamilton. The audiobooks of the books in this series have been narrated by a number of different narrators, including Kimberly Alexis. Alexis has narrated many other audio books in the series as well as other popular works by Hamilton.

There are a variety of reasons to love the audiobooks narrated by Kimberly Alexis. She has a deep, powerful voice with a soft Southern drawl that captivates listeners. I can't help but think that she would have been an amazing voice for Charles Dickens' work, too.

One day, I was cleaning out my shelves and found an old audiobook that I bought from one of those online sales a long time ago. It was one of the first books I ever bought on audio, and it was narrated by a woman named 'Kimberly Alexis'. She had just enough husky voice that, while she wasn't a man, she could still be very convincing as one.