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OK, haven't seen the TV show, but the books are fun, Fun , FUN! Noir meets magic in downtown present-day Chicago. Our hero, Harry Dresden, lists his occupation as "Wizard" and operates like a private detective. The magical world, however is never far away and it can be pretty nasty. Read 'em in order as there is a story arc and character development throughout the books.
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How many of the books do you need. I think there used to be another forum where I posted about this author. He also has a fantasy series which isn't bad either.
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Did you get the box o' books I sent down a week or two ago?
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Yes, I did. I'm working on the Marseille trilogy right now. I'm still looking for Clone Republic.
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"Mediterranean Noir"! Does it get any better than that?
I'm pretty sure I put the clone in the box....
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New Dresden book, Small Favor. The series just keeps getting better and darker.
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L.A. Public library doesn't have it yet. But I'm number one in the holds list for the next "Fury" series book.
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.
