Um, no. There's like, 25 or some odd books in that series, anon. It's only worth reading just past Obsidian Butterfly, which is book nine. After that, it turns into a massive fuckfest (haha, pun) since Hamilton stops actually writing about Anita's work/marshalling and is more focusing on her being in a threesome/moresome/necrosuccubus who doesn't actually do much necromancing anymore. I mean, people can read past that if they want, I have, but if I was going to rec it, I'd tell them to stop after Obsidian Butterfly. You could argue that Narcissus in Chains (book 10) isn't too bad, but you can see that it's the start of where she stops caring about plot and when it all devolves into sex.