I'm gonna try hard not to spoiler-ize. 
 I loved it. The end. 
 Just kidding! There's so much happening in the space of the few days that the books spans. but, to sum up: 
 Charley is in a delicate condition, for the first time in her life. She's being hunted by twelve hounds from Hell, and seemingly attacked by them, yet escapes twice with barely any injuries. Meanwhile, Reyes and his Deava compatriot, Osh, are brutalized. For me, it seems there's a missing link; everybody THINKS the beasts are out to kill Charley, but I expect we will learn the opposite is true. In the effort to defend against the twelve beasts, Charley embraces even more awesome powers, leading Reyes to believe that Charley's supernaturalness isn't limited to reaping. 
 Turns out that, in addition to being the light of Reyes life, Charley is part God. And her freaktastic ability to heal the gravely injured was not a fluke. 
 And, Charley's getting to be more than a bit jealous of Reyes and the way women swoon for him. (I'd like to apologize for all the gawking, Charley, really, but you know he's too sexy for just one glance...) At the heart of this book is a semi-psycho TV reporter who dogs Reyes at every turn. Reyes, naturally, wants nothing of this attention, and is too wrapped up trying to figure out how to keep Charley safe to form the best anti-stalker strategy. 
 There was a cold case, five unsolved murders, that Charley solves in the first scene, which seemed to set the stage for further drama--but that was superseded by the current unsolved mystery: four seemingly unrelated people have written similar suicide notes and then disappeared, leaving no bodies. And, unfortunately, when their connections are made, well, it lands Reyes back to the police precinct for questioning. Not good. Especially as Reyes and Charley come across a credible prediction that Charley's due to die, and soon. 
 That's all I'm gonna say, except that this book ends with as much of an HEA as any of the others do. And, Reyes is totally gone over Charley, and I'm totally gone over Reyes, which makes for an uncomfortable love triangle, but I'm willing to suffer for at least seven or eight more books.