Here are the main points of White Night: 
 -Harry still doesn't get laid but manages to talk about it constantly. 
 -Harry makes stupid decisions because he's super valiant and can't stand for women to get hurt. 
 -Harry talks about how he knows he makes stupid decisions because he's super valiant and can't stand for women to get hurt. 
 -Some magic stuff. 
 Nothing really moves the story arc along in this book. Nothing is resolved. Through a majority of the book, I was confused and irritated because there were SO MANY references to an event I knew nothing about. There was finally a weird, oddly placed flashback that explained it, but at that point, I was too annoyed to care. I'm also kind of tired of the ridiculously long final chapters to "wrap things up." Harry has to visit every character and TALK about what just happened as if we hadn't just read it. It's BORING. The audio version was an hour long. Considering the whole book was less than 14 hours, that's over 7% of book dedicated to talking about the rest of the book. Come on, Butcher! 
 James Marsters as narrator was excellent as always, but there's only so much he can do with sub-par writing/editing. Even with his great reading, I found myself zoning out for huge chunks of the story, only to find I never really missed anything of import. It's clear at this point that Jim Butcher completely lost what worked about the series and just started churning them out. I know there are several more I haven't read yet, so I'm hoping that he pulled it together because I just don't think I can take another crappy Dresden book.