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Ho-lee carp. How am I going to manage to be coherent about books #7-10 and the sundry short stories after finally getting through Turn Coat? As usual with Butcher, I saw some of it coming, was blindsided by other bits, hurt and/or cheered along with Harry & co., boggled at the worldbuilding, and can't want to see what happens next. Next April. Argh.

So you're just getting the list this time. Sorry! ♥ ♥ ♥ Jim Butcher.

17. Dead Beat by Jim Butcher. Paperback, 424pp. 7th of the Dresden Files. Reread.
18. Proven Guilty by Jim Butcher. Paperback, 479pp. 8th of the Dresden Files. Reread.
19. White Night by Jim Butcher. Hardback, 404pp. 9th of the Dresden Files. Reread.
20. Small Favor by Jim Butcher. Hardback, 420pp. 10th of the Dresden Files. Reread.

21. Six Dredsen-verse short stories, comprising a total of 290 pages, as follows:

• "Something Borrowed", from My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding, by Jim Butcher. 32pp. Reread.


• "It's My Birthday, Too", from Many Bloody Returns, by Jim Butcher. 47pp. Reread.


• "Heorot", from My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon, by Jim Butcher. 47pp. Reread.


• "Day Off", from Blood Lite, by Jim Butcher. 26pp. Reread.


• Backup, by Jim Butcher. 70pp. Reread.


• "The Warrior", from Mean Streets, by Jim Butcher. 68pp.

22. Turn Coat by Jim Butcher. Hardback, 418pp. 11th of the Dresden Files.
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