This is quite good, though not exactly my favorite among Urban Fantasy novels. Cat…I don’t hate her but I don’t exactly love her yet. Though I do like the way she developed as a character: from someone who had a drilled-in prejudice against vampires into someone who managed to see that not all of them were evil. Then there’s her being a half, which could be limited to just what she was in this book or more, if there will be. As for Bones, I like him. He’s level-headed and he’s got sense. He was good for keeping Cat’s impulsiveness in-check.

I can’t really feel the whole Bones/Cat thing, though I hope to see that developed in the next novel. I’m still willing to read the next is the series but it’s just not part of my immediate must-reads.