An enjoyable book in the Dresden series. I like that Dresden actually finds the wacky forces and creatures he's involved with scary and worrisome rather than just having a "I'll kick all their butts from here to Sunday" attitude. But the "Oh no, I'm in over my head" factor of this book was a little high. Every time I turned the page, the odds were even worse for Harry.

I enjoyed the character of Elaine and hope to see more of her in later books, particularly since Susan and Murphy were mostly missing from this book.

This book is heading to Tribefan for the ballyswapper exchange.

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Private detective/wizard-for-hire Harry Dresden is suckered into tangling in the affairs of Faerie, where the fate of the entire world-and his soul-are at stake.

Released at the Akron Reading Festival by The Rubber City Book Posse! I hope you enjoy the book(s)!

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