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This story brings together the power of the series. Also sees Dresden proceed down a path not easy to turn from.

(No Spoilers) The 12th book in the Dresden Files series, Jim Butcher has done it again with Changes, a most appropriate title if I ever saw one. Changes is packed full of action, drama, suspense, and enough tension to keep readers from eating or sleeping so that they might finish the book. For avid readers of the Dresden Files, they will find that Changes closes some previous subplots as well as bringing new revelations to light. Nothing detracts from the overall plot and awesomeness of the novel, however, as Harry Dresden searches to rescue a little girl from the clutches of the evil vampires. (Thank goodness for evil, non-sparkly vampires by the way!) The only part I didn't care for about Changes was the ending, which is why I rated it 4.5 instead of 5 stars. Directly before an uncustomary ending, there is a moment of romantic tension that I found to be rather awkward considering what Harry had recently been through, romantically speaking. All in all, Changes is a wonderful, fast-paced addition to the Dresden Files line. You'll laugh at Harry's ever-present wit, cry at his losses, and cheer him on at every heart-pounding turn. Please don't leave us hanging on the cliff for too long, Jim!  

The most suspenseful book in the Dresden files, thus far. Keeps you guessing, even after the book has ended. It's a very entertaining read, and it will keep you glued to the book until you've finished it.

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

Harry Dresden receives a phone call from his ex-lover, Susan Rodriguez, and it sets events moving into motion that will change Harry's life and those around him forever. The Red Court is hell-bent on ... Read full review

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

Damned, this was one of the good one. There's no real enemy of the week in there, it's pretty much the conclusion of the whole Red Court v. White Council war that started some ten books before. And ... Read full review

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

Harry returns in his 12th novel discovering through his old flame that he has a daughter. Along the way he avoids assassination attempts and hostile supernatural creatures in order to save the child ... Read full review

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

Changes is an excellent, big, bombastic climax to the Dresden Files series. It draws on a vast number of the series returning characters and many of them get the crowning moments of awesome that they ... Read full review

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

Changes reportedly marks the halfway point of the Dresden saga, and while Butcher's kinetic writing propels a story that has huge implications for the world of the stories, it also abandons some of ... Read full review

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

The Dresden Files is so awesome, I've been rationing myself - one book a month - to avoid burning through all of them in succession with no time to savor the stories, ending the entire series in one ... Read full review

Review: Changes (The Dresden Files #12)

Changes is an appropriate name. The entire novel does nothing but change everything and everyone. Physically, mentally, morally. It changes until it stops changing, and I can't wait for the next book. Read full review