Another solid entry of the Dresden Files, with a high ratio of page-turning goodness. With every subsequent entry in the series, we find that the Black Council's influence is stronger than expected and has touched everything Harry's been involved in. In this book, Harry tries to get behind who killed a senior White Council member, trying to save one of his greatest enemies, because it's the right thing to do.

I reckon only people who actually enjoy the series would read as far as Turn Coat, and those who do won't be disappointed at all.