To date, only four of the Anita Blake novels, Obsidian Butterfly, Micah, The Harlequin, and Jason have had titles related to a person or being, rather than location, within the story. In this case, the title is eponymous, named after Anita's lover, Micah Callahan. As with some of the other later novels in the series, Micah blends elements of supernatural, detective and erotic fiction.
While in Philadelphia, Micah and Anita have sex, discuss their relationships and his earlier traumas, and encounter some strange twists in Anita's assignment. Specifically, Anita is called to Philadelphia to perform a zombie animation and takes Micah on the trip. Rather than follow up immediately on the various plotlines left open in the previous novel, Incubus Dreams, Hamilton has written a much shorter work focusing primarily on Anita's relationships with one of her lovers, the eponymous Micah Callahan. Micah represents a side-adventure of Anita Blake. Hamilton, the thirteenth book in the Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series. Micah is a horror/mystery/ erotica novel by American writer Laurell K.
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