Morgan has had it out for Harry since the early days of this series, so it was an interesting change of pace when his fate somehow landed in Dresden's hands. Sworn enemies coming together as allies is a recipe for fireworks, and that's precisely what TURN COAT delivered. I really enjoyed how Jim Butcher worked in the different politics of the White Court and Council, and furthered the possibility of the existence of a Black Council. Originally, I wasn't thrilled with the Anastacia Luccio / Harry pairing, but the direction their relationship took was rather shocking. Thomas' part was disappointing, although not entirely unexpected, and Molly made yet another faux pas which has me worried that the warlock odds are stacked against her. The whodunit mystery was well thought out, and Mouse's contribution was fab as usual. I missed Murphy, but otherwise I think this was my favourite volume thus far. 4.5 Stars