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Read Reviews for Dresden Files: Turn Coat - Jim...
by - written on 27/09/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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Some time ago, I read the ninth book from Jim Butcher's ''Dresden Files'' series. ''White Night'' was a decent enough book, but did conform to a couple of the more obvious clichés and this took the edge off it for me. But with the eleventh in the series, Butcher seems to have been improving as he goes along and I found ''Turn Coat'' to be far more enjoyable. Over the years, Harry Dresden has been adept at getting himself into trouble with the Wardens, who uphold the rules of magic he is bound by. This time, however, the boot is on the other foot. Warden Morgan, who has been Dresden's chief persecutor, has committed a crime for which the sentence will be ... Read the complete review
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