Audio book read by Phil Gigante 
 The cases don't solve themselves so Dan 'Shamble' is back with a whole new set of cases to solve in the unnatural quarter. Many familiar faces make appearances as in previous novels but this can be read on it's own with no prior knowledge of the series. If you can't tell from the cover and premise, this is a supernatural humor novel with a diverse cast of supernatural creatures chock full of puns that could even make your crazy uncle groan. If that sounds like something fun to you or you've enjoyed previous novels in this series - you will like this novel. If that doesn't sound great to you or you're on the fence....you'll probably hate this book because it doesn't take itself seriously at all. 
 You can tell Kevin J. Anderson probably had fun writing this novel. He puts a lot of tongue-in-cheek commentary about book writing, publishing, and the nature of best sellers in here (more than previous novels). He goes to great lengths to set up a scene for things happening just to slip a one liner in there (my favorite one being, "familiarity breeds contempt" because Thunder Dick's familiar cat Maurice hates his guts) . Like I said, many will make you groan but I have to admit that several actually did make me laugh. So one of the cases Shamble is working on is that someone's voice was stolen. He regains control of his voice but it isn't returned to his body yet so he starts yelling out some really good stuff from the mouth of the guy who still has it. "I like to wear ladies' underwear" "I pick my nose...and EAT IT!" It goes on for a while but didn't get old. 
 As for the audio side of things, Phil Gigante continues to shine in this series. The cartoony nature of the characters lets him use a wide range of voices. He really handles the comedic nature of the novel well and puts a good amount of inflection in his tone.