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Turn Coat (The Dresden Files #11)

Jim Butcher

Hardcover | Pages: 420 pages

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Title	:	Turn Coat (The Dresden Files #11)
Author	:	Jim Butcher
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 420 pages
Published	:	April 7th 2009 by Roc
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. Mystery. Paranormal. Magic. Audiobook

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I often have a difficult time reviewing books in a series, so I'll just say this one thing: I'm continually thrilled by the fact that every event in the Dresden Files series is relevant to the struggle in Turn Coat. So many authors miss the "why?" - why start a series at a certain point in time? Why is the main character the focal point, how are they special? Why does anything happen? Jim Butcher has an answer for each question and I want to hug him for it. Once again, he serves up sacrifices and tough blows along with the victories, and it's become clear to me that Butcher and Joss Whedon have a lot in common.

Okay, when's the next book coming out? :)

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Original Title:	Turn Coat
ISBN:	0451462564 (ISBN13: 9780451462565)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Dresden Files #11
Characters:	Thomas Raith, Molly Carpenter, Anastasia Luccio, Donald Morgan, Toot-toot, Waldo Butters, Ebenezer McCoy, Captain Anastasia Luccio, Justine, Lara Raith, Karrin Murphy, Harry Dresden, Billy Borden
Setting:	Chicago, Illinois(United States)
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2009)

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Another question for my non-southern friends: is it really a problem for you if a man opens a door for you? Because Harry keeps saying that he's a chauvinist for doing things like opening doors for women, and that Murphy gets mad when he does it for her, but that's just crazy talk to me. Crazy talk! Because, here in Texas, where I live, a man is expected to open a door for a woman. It doesn't matter what age either the male or female is, or the health of either. If you have a penis, you are the

[4.5 Stars]

Man, this one is rough for a lot of the people involved.

okay...i give up...i have been giving this series 4 stars the whole way though...but lets face it...it is a five star series. i guess i just didn't want to give an "urban fantasy" series four stars because there would be something "unfair" about it being that good...but the fact is they really are that good. this series is on its eleventh book and is going just as strong (if not more so) now that it was when it was first started by butcher. this one turns the view around to the white counsel and

This time Harry Dresden, Wizard detective, is trying to find the traitor in the White Council, after Morgan shows up on his doorstep on the lam for a crime he didn't commit and Harry realized that hes got to either turn Morgan in or help him out (and get blamed for helping a criminal).The good things:-- We get to see more of the White Council, find out more about Morgan, Luccio and Listen-to-Wind. We also see a bit of why the Council thinks about Harry the way they do, and some awesome magic. --

I was planning on quitting this series if this one didn't measure up. Looks like I'm sticking around.Morgan shows up at Harry's house with the Wardens on his trail, framed for murder. Harry goes about trying to clear Morgan's name, all the while dealing with a summoner named Binder and a demon called the Skinwalker. Meanwhile, the Wardens are coming to Chicago and it looks like the White Court of the vampires is linked to the mysterious Black Circle of wizards Harry is sure exists.Why am I

My husband loves The Dresden Files series. He's read every book and every short story. I'm trying to catch up with him so that we can enjoy the next book together. There is no publication date yet for Peace Talks -- book #16 -- so I have a bit of time to catch up while Jim Butcher finishes writing it. I'm trying to hurry though. My husband has a habit of blurting out major plot points ..... so I'm trying to get through the last book without him accidentally giving me any spoilers. After enjoying