What I love best about this author is the realistic, non-iconic nature of his characters. Women that are people not ideals. LGBT characters where their sexuality just is without being a focus. Vampires that are not super-beautiful and super-brilliant but simply human stock imbued with hunger and enhanced powers.

At the end of this book, I vocalized. There was wailing.  Tooth & Nail ends with a perfect balance of bringing complete closure to the story but setting up intrigue to make you excited about the next one.