Dresden Files: Grave Peril (Series #3) (CD-Audio)

from jmoncton

I have been lukewarm on the Dresden novels, enjoying them, but not completely engaged. But as I read this one, I definitely fell into the series. Harry Dresden's world is gritty and filled with demons, vampires, and other riff raff. But it also has Harry's friends and as the books evolve, so does...

from Unreachableshelf

This third book in the Dresden Files series struck me as erroring more on the side of urban fantasy than detective novel: Harry Dresden, the only wizard in the Chicago yellow pages, is on the case before the book begins. In fact, unlike the first two in the series, this book starts in medias res....

from PhoenixTerran

Grave Peril is the third book in the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher. I first began reading the series because they came so highly, and frequently, recommended. Even though they seem a little overrated so far (granted I find that most things are, and I've only read the first few books), I have enjoy...

from MrsLee

A Nightmare has come to town and is tormenting people who are close to Harry. This baddie isn't going to stop there, either. I am, of course, enamored of Michael Carpenter, the "Fist of God." It is so rare that an author takes the time to portray the power and strength of a good man of faith. Har...

from raselyem7

Well. It is Urban Fantasy minus the female empowerment. I don't know how to be gentle about this, but my interest really does lie in the gender lines, and I'm disappointed so far. The protagonists are disproportionately male, which is to say, all of them are male. There is one male antagonist, an...