Possible Spoilers for previous books in The Dresden Files, so there's a cut:
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The beginning of Shadow’s Return finds Alec and Seregil back in Rhiminee and back to nightrunning, but they won’t be able to stick around for too long. Queen Phoria has a mission for them. They are to return to Seregil’s homeland, Aurenen, and retrieve the Princess Kila, whose skills as a general are needed on the battlefield. Before they can even ( Read more... )

This review may have what some people consider spoilers for the previous books in the series, so under a cut it goes!

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Here’s my first read of 2009!

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At the beginning of Proven Guilty, Harry is struggling with his new role as Warden for the White Council. After watching a young wizard, permanently twisted by black magic, executed by Morgan, he begins to second guess his new role. But Harry soon finds himself with bigger problems with deal with. First, the Gatekeeper warns Harry about black magic ( Read more... )

f you’re going to write a book about death, you can either write a profound novel about the meaning of it, or a fun book about zombies. Although Dead Beat touches on the complex issue of death, it rightfully falls into the second category.

In Blood Rites, Harry faced down the powerful Mavra, a Black Court Vampire, in an intense fight that ( Read more... )

When Thomas Raith asks Harry to help out a friend who’s being targeted by an entropy curse, Harry finds himself on
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When Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was first published, I thought that JK Rowling was done with Harry Potter, and possibly even as a writer. With the exception of a possible encyclopedia she mentioned in a few interviews, I thought that we would never see another book from her set in this world. That’s why The Tales of Beedle the Bard was ( Read more... )

Due to some spoilers, this review goes under the cut.

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All actions have consequences. That’s what Harry is feeling at the beginning of Summer Knight. Ever since the previous book, Grave Peril, Harry has been hard at work trying to find a magical cure for vampirism to save his girlfriend Susan, neglecting his friends, his job, his apartment, and hygiene in the process. Meanwhile, the vampire Red Court ( Read more... )