I am currently re-listening to the Harry Dresden Files, but took a break to listen to his newest offering, Outlaw, by Jim Butcher. The events in this novel take place after the fall of Chicago and begin when Gentleman John Marcone, Baron of Chicago, calls in a favor owed. He needs Harry to assist an underling who is looking to go straight. Doing so finds Harry in the middle of a battle he wants no part of.
Narrated by James Marsters, Twelve Months by Jim Butcher is the eighteenth audiobook in the Dresden Files. One of my absolute favorite urban fantasy series. We were all left raw after the events of Battle Ground, and Butcher did a stellar job of not only showing how Harry & Chicago have suffered but picks up story threads and weaves a tale I could not stop listening to.
I devoured The Law as soon as it released, as I am always eager for more of the Dresden Files. Jim himself narrates I quickly settled into the story. Butcher once again proved he can tell a story regardless of the length. An intriguing case and great transitional novella….
Hells Bells, Battle Ground narrated by James Marsters and written by Jim Butcher delivered action, twists, epic battles and consequences. It also brought death, revenge, and left me excited for the next installment.
The Dresden Files are a favorite here at Caffeinated, and in the past two years I’ve devoured the audiobooks. Like most of his fandom, Peace Talks by Jim Butcher was one of my most anticipated releases for 2020. Butcher did not disappoint as he weaved his magic.
