I really love Bailey and Quinn and their adventures. That said, this was a bit less fun than the other ones about them.
I have read somewhere that the author won't write books about Bailey and Quinn anymore, but that they could be sidecharacters in future books. I think that is the right decision. Nevertheless I had fun reading this and I am looking forward to more books of R.J. Blain. ( )

Fun. I do like Bailey and Sam. Things continue - this starts essentially immediately after Burn Baby Burn, with their (full, family-attended) wedding. Bailey suffers her usual low-self-esteem problems, but her father and Sam pretty much ignoring them seems to have helped her a lot. Then Bailey and Sam go off on a honeymoon of sorts - being them, while there's a lot of bed sports (though nothing at all explicit), they're also investigating the whole gorgon-dust and rabies mess. They backtrack Sam's ex...and discover some really nasty messes she left. But the discoveries let them tie Morrison into the whole thing, so they confront him - and that's the end of him. Some very interesting new characters - I'm really wondering what the wolf is. And the sentient mice are going to be...something. Their family keeps growing - not the twins, not yet. Others. Fun story, great characters at all levels, and probably some things that fit into the overall arc of the series - but that's not the point, it's their story. And the last one, the author says, though they may show up in others' stories. ( )