Out Law (The Dresden Files #18.75)
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Jim Butcher (Goodreads Author)
While rather short for a Dresden book, it still tells a good story, though a non-Dresden fan might find it lacking some background. There is a lot of background in a series this long, and who starts at book 18.75 in a series? This is still more or less a standalone book, a rather short side case with little interaction with the usual "bad guys," but a bit of insight into past adventures. There are still many "loose ends" from previous books that need to be wrapped up, and I'm sure they will be addressed in upcoming ones.
Note that if, by chance, you did not start with book one, I heartily suggest you read the whole series. Jim Butcher lays out the foundations of this magical world in such a way that it is so logical that it comes out as related truth instead of fantasy. Slowly adding layers, much like the The Rowan series, makes mental powers feel real.
Note that if, by chance, you did not start with book one, I heartily suggest you read the whole series. Jim Butcher lays out the foundations of this magical world in such a way that it is so logical that it comes out as related truth instead of fantasy. Slowly adding layers, much like the The Rowan series, makes mental powers feel real.
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