**edited 12/20/13 
 One reason I like these books: these nametags really do get worn at one point: 
 After a disastrous meeting of the White Council of Wizards, in which a child warlock is executed for crimes against humanity, Harry definitely isn't in the mood for work from the Council. Unfortunately, he's been assigned two jobs, both in secret and both potentially dangerous. First, he must discover why the faerie courts are not responding to attacks from an enemy that also threatens the wizards. Second, he has to find and capture a warlock who is about to start terrorizing Chicago. And if that isn't enough, Molly Carpenter, the teenage daughter of an old but currently estranged friend, calls him up and begs for help, forcing him to investigate foul deeds at a horror convention. 
 Apparently, there's just no rest for the wicked. 
 ...And that's all I'm going to post here. 
 The rest of my (rather verbose) review is posted over here at Booklikes. 
 Why? Because I disapprove of GoodReads' new policy of censorship, and will no longer allow my full reviews to be posted here.