Kelley Armstrong brings us the seventh installment in her Women of the Otherworld series with NO HUMANS INVOLVED. Jamie Vegas is getting her big break. She is one of three spiritualists asked to star in a reality television series. After all, contacting the ghost of Marilyn Monroe can't be that hard, and it will make for great TV. This is Jamie's path to getting her own television series, all she has ever wanted, or is it? What she really wants is to explore her relationship with Jeremy Danvers, the werewolf pack alpha that was introduced in Bitten. Kelley has been hinting at a relationship between Jamie and Jeremy for several books, and now Jamie has her shot.

During a shoot for the show Jamie is confronted with souls of the departed that she can't communicate with, and she is afraid her necromancy powers have caught up with her. After all, the power to see and speak to the dead drove her grandmother mad, and she has met other necromancers who have been driven insane by their powers. Soon Jamie learns that the problems aren't caused by her powers, they are caused by humans who are trying to break into the world of magic using the only means they know, black magic and ritual sacrifice. In order to save the souls and allow them to pass on to the next world, Jamie has to overcome her fears about her necromancy powers, a struggling relationship with a pack alpha, and her frustration that she always ends up as the damsel in distress requiring a rescue. But what could be more romantic than being carried through a sewer full of rats by the pack alpha?

Kelley has written a story with excellent character development set in a paranormal world that isn't your "typical" place. Her dialogs between Jamie and the ghosts she meets while wandering around Hollywood are wonderful. Even as Jamie tortures herself because she knows she can't help every ghost she meets. As always, some of our favorite characters from books past show up to add their $0.02 to the situation and try to help solve the problem. Eve even gets to play her new role as avenging angel. We also get another glimpse into the world of demons, and the children they have left behind.

Jamie gets herself into trouble from the very beginning, always requiring a rescue and not realizing where her talents, or should I say powers, lie. I have thoroughly enjoyed the entire Women of the Otherworld series and I can't wait for the next book.