Book Review: Fool Moon

[tari_roo]

Title: Fool Moon
Author: Jim Butcher
Pages: 342 (kindle edition)
Genre: Supernatural slash detective noir

What it says on the back:
Business has been slow. Okay, business has been dead. And not even of the undead variety. You would think Chicago would have a little more action for the only professional wizard in the phone book. But lately, Harry Dresden

Comments

[faithburke]

I feel like rubbing my hands together in malicious glee and laughing an evil laugh, as I know what is coming.

In other thoughts, one thing to remember is that when Butcher sold 'The Dresden Files' he had the first three books completely written and ready to go. After that, he becomes a little more secure and confident as a writer and things become more complex. And yes, I do not think it is a spoiler to say that poor Harry and whump are very well acquainted.

[tari_roo]

Your malicious glee and evil laughter makes me very happy - as does the assurance of more whump :)

*giggles in delight*

Question though - how does the tv series tie in the books? Or does not tie in at all?

Thanks!

[faithburke]

A couple of episodes tie in pretty closely to Storm Front and Fool Moon, and there are a few places scattered throughout where things were fairly clearly inspired by things in the books, but after that it diverges fairly strongly. Two different interpretations of the basic concept, mostly. I think the TV show was actually pretty good as long as I don't try to mix it with bookverse.

[tari_roo]

Hmmmm, interesting. And sounds good. So when would be a good point to start watching the series? After which books?

[faithburke]

Well, once you've read the first two you won't be spoiled at all. It's sufficiently different that you can watch it anytime without mixing the two of them up.

[tari_roo]

Huzzah! That's good news, I can get a Dresden fix without buying a book! :)

Thanks so much!