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White Night by Jim Butcher (2008, Paperback, Reprint)
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Author: Jim Butcher
Publisher: Roc
Publication Date: 2008-02-05
Series: Dresden Files
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 045146155X
ISBN-13: 9780451461551
Product ID: EPID61594834
Description: In bestselling author Jim Butcher's ninth Harry Dresden novel, the cantankerous wizard detective must scour the streets of Chicago to figure out who has been killing off minor wizards. Fingers have been pointing at his brother, Thomas, a...
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book one and twoReview created: 07/15/09
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Heard from a friend this was a good series. I've read one and two so far and enjoy the humor etc and the suspense in the books. I also can read these aloud to my husband and there's no offensive things in them that I would be embarrassed about reading out loud. I still have 8 more books to read and I'm sure we'll enjoy the rest too.
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Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our White Night = Continued Excellence from ButcherReview created: 02/13/09
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) Jim Butcher's Dresden Files series was a gift in more ways than one. A friend sent me the first book, saying he thought I would enjoy Butcher's concoction of fantastical creatures and realms with cops and horrow thrown in. He was absolutely right, and I've been hooked since the first chapter.
"White Night" takes the audience a little deeper into the world of the Wardens, the group Harry joined almost as a last resort at the end of the last book. He's faced with difficult decisions in living up to (and standing up to) the White Council, and if you've read the other books you know Harry doesn't back down. He's also chartered with finding the source of black magic that has been creeping around Chicago and taking the lives of low-level magisters.
The usual sidekicks abound, but the development of Mouse is a neat side story. There's also more about Murphy and Thomas. Heck, there's a lot about all three of them.
Definitely worth the read and very entertaining. Keep up the great work, Jim!
"White Night" takes the audience a little deeper into the world of the Wardens, the group Harry joined almost as a last resort at the end of the last book. He's faced with difficult decisions in living up to (and standing up to) the White Council, and if you've read the other books you know Harry doesn't back down. He's also chartered with finding the source of black magic that has been creeping around Chicago and taking the lives of low-level magisters.
The usual sidekicks abound, but the development of Mouse is a neat side story. There's also more about Murphy and Thomas. Heck, there's a lot about all three of them.
Definitely worth the read and very entertaining. Keep up the great work, Jim!
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