18 April 2014: $2.99 on Kindle 
 30 June 2013: $3.99 on Kindle 
 Review: 
 **Spoilers for Second Grave on the Left here** 
 Oh, damn, I tried to keep spoilers for this book out, but some minor spoilers snuck in. 
 It's so hard for me to rate this book. I'm oddly addicted to this series. It pisses me off, irritates me, the wittiness (which seems back in full force in this book) drives me up a wall, and yet I can't stop reading. I'm not sure if that says something about the books or me. And I'm left trying to figure out how many stars it deserves. Because I'm in equal parts exasperation and enjoyment while reading I split it down the middle here. 
 I still don't feel like Charley as any depth what-so-ever. The one-liners, even in her thoughts, are a nearly constant barrage and it's still serving to keep me from really connecting with her. She doesn't really seem to take anything seriously. Her father betrayed her in the previous book, seriously putting her life in danger, consciously, purposely. And she just brushes it off. I can't connect with that. 
 This may turn into somewhat of a rant, but I'll try to balance it with what I did like so my rating doesn't seem more off than it is. 
 Then I can't figure out if I'm supposed to even like the majority of the main characters in this series. Charley did something incredibly callous and selfish in the previous book - binding Reyes to his body. I was pissed at her for what she did, taking his choice away without even considering the consequences. So we didn't start this book out on the right foot, but then add to that how incredibly irresponsible she is nearly this entire book. She hasn't slept in nearly two weeks and she's driving around - she JOKES about nearly running into oncoming traffic, hitting a telephone pole, falling asleep while driving - WTF? I do get why she's trying not to sleep, but ask for some freaking help!! 
 Reyes with his threats is pissing me off too. I feel like he's supposed to be something like Barrons - all intimidating and hard and "doing it for her own good" and now I can understand why some people hated Barrons so much if they saw him like I'm seeing Reyes. (view spoiler)[Threatening her, holding a knife to her throat (multiple times), threatening her parents, and THEN setting her up - in much the same way her father did - as bait, where she gets grievously tortured (hide spoiler)] 
 Honestly, the only characters that I unabashedly liked in this book were Cookie and Garrett (is it too much to hope they get together?). I also really enjoyed meeting Donovan, the Prince Eric and Mafioso Andrew - three bad-ass bikers not entirely on the up and up. 
 I can't say a lot more without spoiling the entire book, but the ending left me conflicted. I'm glad I'm getting to see some slight depth in Charley (even if I don't like all her choices, even at the end), but I hate that it had to come at the cost it did. 
 The pacing was incredibly good in this, the plot was pretty tight, and there wasn't a dull moment to be had. If the fourth book was out right now I'd be picking it up post-haste. I really want to know what happens with everything. Yeah, it was hard to balance that. The exasperating parts of the book were incredibly exasperating so they took up most of this. Yet, the book wasn't bad. I did enjoy it quite a lot and, like I said, I'm addicted. 
 I've been looking for how many books are planned in the series though, because I do hope this has a finite number. It's definitely not something I want to see dragged out forever, one or two more books would probably be good.