I sort of skipped this book in the series because the library didn't have it and I was trying to keep my book buying under control. I'm glad that I've gone back and read it now. There is a lot going on in this book - a lot of ground work for the later in the series (some things FINALLY make more sense to me) especially with the younger members - Blaylock, John Michael and Qhuinn. 
 So much went on in this book - there are dozens of storylines going on at once and whilst it doesn't get confusing sometimes I got so frustrated at the plot changes that left me hanging. 
 The humour amongst the brothers with them and their one liners was just as amusing as in the other books in the series. Tohr is starting to get his act together too. I loved the Tohr and Lassiter interactions. 
 Rhevenge surprised me. I wasn't a fan of his previous appearances but I found him to be somewhat endearing - not a quality I normally associate with drug lords. Ehlena held her own against him and I liked her for that. 
 I enjoyed this book and it's made me more anxious than ever for Tohr's book...