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Loading... Dead beat (The Dresden Files, Book 7) (edition 2005)by Jim Butcher
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. I have to say that the series is getting better. Rather than 'Hells Bells' we are now inundated with 'Stars and Stones'...it's a nice change of pace although still way over done. I don't know if it was worth hanging in until the 7 book to start actually enjoying the series but these higher series numbers help in the goodreads challenges so I can stick it out. ( ) Okay folks, this is it. This is the one. This is the one that, instead of me thinking it was kind of fun, kind of okay, with some really good parts, but also some stuff I could do without? Yeah, this one I truly ENJOYED. It was FUN. Stuff HAPPENED. Things that happened in previous novels were brought back and paid off. More things are set up to happen going forward. This one felt like Butcher finally hit his stride. no reviews | add a review
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