**edited 12/08/13 
 If you can get past the fact that the plot takes place on the set of a porno flick, meaning we're in for Harry's way overly detailed descriptions of women, this is one of the best books in the series. Granted, getting past this takes a monumental effort, since half of the plot takes place on set, but the book also presents the most three-dimensional representations of Thomas, Harry, and Murphy that the story has seen thus far, as well as introducing one of the best villains of the series. 
 ...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, I am removing my reviews from GR.