Title: Well written but not enough Jean-Claude or Richard!
Product review: This book feels separate from the rest of the Anita Blake series in that Jean-Claude is missing. He has been one of the "red threads" in the series, and although Edward is fascinating, it was a bit too much Edward at times. This book also had the most blood and guts to it. I started the series with the 11th book "Cerulean Sins" because it was available to me, and then read in mixed order through the rest of them. My favorites are "The Killing Dance", "Narcissus in Chains" and "Cerulean Sins"; primarily due to the involvement of Jean-Claude and Richard. Although it's best to start from the beginning, each story stands well enough alone that you can read them in any order and still follow along.
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