Dresden Files Dead Beat, Book 7, (Paperback)

from wickedshizuku

Another fantastic addition to the series. In this installment I really felt sorry for Harry, he has been put through the ringer on so many different levels. In the last book his hand was rendered useless from being severely burned, and in this one he has a shurikan wound in his opposite leg. This...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Although this one won't go down as one of my favorite Dresden books, it did have some really good features, namely Thomas, Mouse and one other who shall remain nameless except for in my comments section. In this one Harry is once again in the position to save the world (this time from zombies amo...

from reading_fox

A year has passed and Harry is back on hs feet, Thomas just about manageable. Harry's hand is recovering, but fire is still a weak point. The Puppy has grown (do dogs grow this fast?). Karrin leaves town, and in the gap Marva, The Black court Vampire tries to blackmail Harry for a book containing...

from Meredy

Six-word review: Halloween nasties challenge Harry and friends. Extended review: He just can't help himself. Jim Butcher. Like a hungry vampire, he gets hold of a word or expression and he just can't stop himself from using it over and over and over again. Repetitions swarm like swarms of swarmin...

from bigorangemichael

Harry Dresden's universe keeps expanding with the seventh installment of The Dresden Files, "Dead Beat." I read somewhere that Jim Butcher takes a lot of joy in putting his hero through the wringer and no where is that more true than in this book. Harry is beaten up physically and emotionally ove...