**edited 12/04/13 
 It's been months since Harry Dresden, professional wizard, went up against a psychotic sorcerer (Storm Front), and life hasn't gotten much better. Since that little escapade, most of Chicago believes he is in the pocket of the local crime lord, John Marcone. Dresden's reticence during the case has caused his only friend at Chicago Police Department, Lt. Karrin Murphy, to distrust him. And since most of his living came from consulting on cases for the Chicago PD, he's even more broke than usual. 
 But even with all of that fallout, Harry still hasn't learned his lesson. When one of his friends comes to him and asks for advice about a complex and potentially dangerous spell, Harry decides to "protect" her by refusing to provide any information. He is soon distracted from the situation by a new case from Lt. Karrin Murphy: a series of brutal, vicious killings occurring right around the full moon. Even worse, one of the killings appears to target an employee of the infamous John Marcone, and the crime lord is not one to stay uninvolved. But how can Dresden and Murphy tell the FBI agents in charge of the case that a pack of werewolves are responsible? 
 ...And that's all I'm going to post here. 
 The rest of my (rather verbose and quote-filled) review is posted over here at Booklikes. 
 Why? Because I disapprove of GoodReads' new policy of censorship.