Fin­ished At Grave’s End by Jeaniene Frost. This is the third book in her Night Huntress urban fan­tasy series.

In this one, half-human, half-vampire Cat Craw­field and her vam­pire lover Bones are up to their necks in trou­ble once more. Every­one in the undead world knows who Cat is now, which makes her under­cover work for the gov­ern­ment that much harder. And with a nasty female vam­pire out to elim­i­nate Bones, Cat and her friends are in more dan­ger than ever …

I like this series a lot because it’s just fun — there’s blood, sex, vio­lence, and a lot of action. And Bones is a great bad boy hero with a heart of gold. But this entry wasn’t quite as fun as the oth­ers, mainly because of what hap­pens to one of the main char­ac­ters and how it affects every­one else. (I won’t spoil it here). But that plot thread does add a lot of emo­tional impact to the book.

Over­all, this is another good entry in a solid urban fan­tasy series. If you can’t get enough vam­pires, check out these books. Thumbs up.

Up next: The Grave­yard Book by Neil Gaiman.

Books in TBR pile: About 14.