Interestingly enough, Guilty Pleasures does not read like the first book of a series. On the one hand, it may be a good thing because it means that Hamilton created a very full backstory. On the other, while reading the book I felt like there was so much that I didn't know about the characters and their world that I should to the point where certain things like Anita's relationship with Jean-Claude made so little sense to me that I was sure that I must have been wrong about the book being the first in its series.
The ending is also rushed, with the final confrontation left for the last few pages.
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