With no memory and no real life outside of work, Jane struggles to understand this world and the other that no one else seems to see. She feels a sense of deep loss and as if she tries hard enough she can get a glimmer of what she seems to have lost. Jane also has a drive/compulsion to help people. Something within that makes her want to lend a helping had and fix a wrong. 
 You can read the blurb for a more, but my review from this point on is going to be soley based on my emotions after reading The Dirt on Ninth Grave. 
 If Charley Davidson had any doubts about the friends and family she has amassed, they have just been obliterated. The sheer love and heartache Reyes emits had me so teary eyed and love struck that it just reaffirms his status as my ultimate book boyfriend. 
 Cookie, well, EVERY girl needs a Cookie in their life; plain and simple. 
 Still funny as ever, still thrilling, and still packed with crazy antics. And, yes, still filled with breathtaking sexy encounters that will have you melting in the kitchen. 
 I was unsure where this series was going after the last book, Eighth Grave After Dark, but worry no more. I feel what will rise from this is a stronger, mightier, sexier unit that no god or monster can destroy. 
 5 emotionally charged stars 
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