"For the sake of one soul. For one loved one. For one life. "The way I see it, there's nothing else worth fighting a war for." 
 So, this is how the war with Red Court started. This book introduces a couple of very important and great characters, and when I look at the whole series, I can see how sagnificant some of the things that happened in Grave Peril where. 
 But it's not among my favourite Dresden books. It's better than the previous two, but still far from the best ones in the series. A solid and important book, but I am not overenthusiastic about it. It's 3,5 star, rounded up to 4. There were some things in the end that I didn't really like. Actually, it was one of the worst Dresden endings in my opinion, because I am not very fond of Red Court vampires or ghosts coming to Harry's rescue.