content: In the latest of the Anita Blake series, "Incubus Dreams" hits an unfortunate sour note. There is a crime, introduced early, to wet our appetites and tease us with anticipation. However, the anticipation all but disappears while we wade through 600 odd pages of Anita's angst over her sex life and with whom she should or shouldn't feel guilty. Frankly, this is a perfect example of how too much of anything leads to a deadening of interest. By the time we return to the crime, I'm all but ready to let them get away with it just for having to wait around while Anita gets her sexual/magical jollies.Please, let's get back to strengthening the necromancy and fighting crime. Jean-Claude, Richard, and everyone and their brother will just have to wait for Anita to take care of business.