Proven Guilty (The Dresden Files, Book 8) by Jim Butcher
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Book Reviews of Proven Guilty (The Dresden Files, Book 8)
Book Review: Amazing series
Summary: 5 Stars
The Dresden Files are the most action packed books I have ever read. Each of the books gave me at least one good laugh, and not just in my head, but a real out loud laugh. Butcher has an amazing wit and can write battles that will keep you on the edge of your seat. A few steamy sex scenes were very entertaining as well. I cannot imagine any action/adventure/fantasy reader not enjoying this series.Book Review: Best one yet!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have only the latest Dresden book left to read (White Knight) and I already feel a withdrawal coming. Wonderful books, great character development. My boyfriend describes Dresden as Harry Pooter grown up to become Magnum PI -a good guy with a dark past who tries to do the right thing except he always gets someone mad at him! andfew are willing to give him the benefit of trust.Book Review: Good stuff as always
Summary: 5 Stars
Second time around for this book, and I enjoyed it lots more than before, but that says less about the book and more about my mindset when i read it.
This one has a solid story at its core, but also sets up lots of seemingly epic story threads for the future--I say seemingly, because I haven't read any beyond this one.
Book Review: Another great book
Summary: 5 Stars
I really love the character Harry Dresden and his internal diatribes about what is right and wrong. This book continues the world of the Dresden Files with revealing information about several characters that you can only suspect will play a larger role in later books. Overall a fun and interesting read. I couldn't put it down.Book Review: Harry D still in great form
Summary: 5 Stars
Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden tales just keep getting better. Harry's world gets more complicated, more dangerous, but he is becoming a bit more financially solvent--a nice change for him. Highly recommend this book and the complete series, which I read one after another, submersing myself in Dresden's world.