Pros: great world-building (and I kind of hate him for making it look so easy, not that I'm bitter or anything); terrific humor; good plot; strong characterization; lots of active female characters; wonderful denouement. Improvements: in the previous book, men were described in terms of what they di...
The second book of this series was SO much better than the first one! We get to see a bit more about Harry's background, there's some serious questions raised about his mother and father than I'm sure are going to be answered along the way. I really liked that the character is starting to gain mor...
*Book source ~ Purchased from Audible Chicago’s only wizard, Harry Dresden needs some jobs or he’s going to be even skinnier than he already is. When he steps in as a special consultant on one of Murphy’s cases, he thinks he’s dealing with a werewolf. Unfortunately, there’s a lot more going on tha...
Struggled with this one, found myself skipping over passages as the language seemed a little unclear and hammy. The overall story should have gripped me more but I couldn't quite settle into it. The descriptions seemed tired and overused and the humour forced. Not the best so far but i will keep rea...
Struggled with this one, found myself skipping over passages as the language seemed a little unclear and hammy. The overall story should have gripped me more but I couldn't quite settle into it. The descriptions seemed tired and overused and the humour forced. Not the best so far but i will keep rea...
Better than the first in the series. The middle 20 chapters were as suspenseful as anything I've read in the past year. Bit of a slow beginning, bit of a silly ending, but it was quite enjoyable, and began several plot threads that promise excellent results in future volumes. Dresden is more likable...
I enjoyed this one as much as the first. Dresden is so protective of his friends. He wants so much to make things that go bump in the night stay as far away from everyone that he withholds important information. By doing so he jeopardizes everyone he cares about. He learns a valuable lesson about hi...
Alright! That's one Butcher listened and one Butcher read, I'm getting the hang of this series. Whoot! I don't think I did a review of Storm Front (The Dresden Files, Book 1) - Jim Butcher (goes to check...nope), but since I just ticked the "Read" box and this popped up I guess I'll do this a littl...
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