I don't know if I ever went book by book with the Dresden Files...I don't think I could tell you which ones I liked better than others. There are a lot of threads out there as he introduces new characters and new storylines and that gets tough.
I've been reading them in order ever since I found the first book at my local branch. The overall story is very different now from where it began; Harry doesn't really do much investigating for hire anymore, or consult with the police special investigations unit. Murphy is still around, at least. Instead Harry is getting deeper into White Council business and more entangled with the Faery World and with the White Court vampires. They're still entertaining and breakneck but I keep finding myself with a lot of unanswered questions at each book's end. Maybe that's all by design.
I think so...and now that he has arch enemies and baddies that have him included in their big plans, it def gets away from where he started.
I see a bunch of his titles at my local branch, which usually makes me suspicious. I mean, there's also a whole row of Jackie Collins books on the same shelf.
fucking Dewey Decimal system...
There are 12 books in the Bolitar series starting with "Deal Breaker". Try the first one. It's an easy read and I was surprised how entertaining it was. I will end up reading the whole series. It's got a touch of a Jack Reacher vibe to it.
I'll have to check it out down the line, thanks for the recc
of course the library doesn't have a digital copy of Assassin's Quest...
damn that's impressive. I am hoping to finish the Farseer trilogy and maybe someday get into the next one.
I started finding them in second had stores a few years ago, after the wife told me not to buy any more books. They're still kind of hidden. Many of them I paid less than a dollar, but it was more about shelf space. If you or anyone else wants the collection, I have no problem parting with them
if you want to send me your copy of Assassin's Quest, I would take it
