audio cd, 1 pages
Published Oct. 29, 2009 by Penguin Audio.
Harry Dresden, Chicago's only practicing professional wizard, is hired by a mysterious priest to find the stolen shroud of Turin.
I think this one was more self-contained with fewer plot lines going on at the same time (as usually was the case with previous books). I love this series and will keep on reading.
Still fun fluff.
Uno de mis favoritos de la saga, que deja la historia en un gran punto para seguir cerrando hilos, además de presentar a un enemigo muy interesante.
Harry Dresden is a self-righteous ass. I liked the series for its action and excitement, but his character is making it really hard to read the books. Not sure when I'll tackle the last Dresden book I have.
My favorite book of the series so far. A bunch of badass good guys vs. a bunch of badass bad guys. Doing stuff that badasses do.
Very enjoyable
They are getting a lot better, this one is one of my favorites. Such awesome characters.
This is a great modern or urban fantasy. I've read the first nine books in the series and don't intend to review all of them, so this is a review of the series. There is a formula to the series, and it becomes a bit too apparent about mid-way through the books I've read, but the writing is good enough to overlook it.
The characters are interesting and the action is well paced. Highly recommended to anyone interested in magic set in the modern world.
Another unputdownable story from the Dresden Files series
