Proven Guilty

One of the best one's yet.

The latest book in the Dresden series is a real treat. Dresden receives a warning that black magic is heading for his hometown, and he heads out to stop it. On his way, though, he gets sidetracked into helping a friend's daughter who has a ton of problems of her own. In typical Dresden fashion, he spreads himself too thin, tries to help too many people, gets beat up almost as much as Bruce Willis in a Die Hard movie --... Read Full Review

Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoyed "Dead Beat" but it did have a couple of flaws: slow beginning and old characters brought into the story for no apparent reason. Proven Guilty, however, is a work of near perfection. From the opening chapter on, this novel grabs you by the neck and drags you along for one amazing ride. Any novel that begins with an execution is definitely going to be action packed. Harry, now... Read Full Review

What can I say about Harry,plenty. Harry gets caught up with Michael's family again only this time Molly,his young daughter is caught in the Fae clutches. I have to say that I never enjoyed Charity, Michael's wife but after this book I have great respect for Charity, and her strength and love for her family. Molly comes across as a good and sympathetic character in her own right. We also find out about Charity's and Molly's... Read Full Review

After the events in Dead Beat, Harry Dresden is now a Warden of the White Council, and one of his first official acts you see him perform is to bear witness to the execution of a young warlock, no more then a child, corrupted by his own power. From that moment on you should be able to chart where the book will take you. If you know anything about Harry Dresden you will figure out his feelings about what happened to that... Read Full Review