Grave Peril

This was a great read by a great reader. I keep hearing Dresden's voice in my head, hours after I finished listening. My three favorite things were [no spoilers] the smoking gentleman, the concept of what Dresden initially thought the big bad was, and the ambiguity of the last line of the book. My only real complaint goes back to the “Hey, wait a minute” way I felt about Micheal just showing up. I think I understand why, given how much more enjoyable I found this book compared to the first two. Dresden, wearily and sneakily, doing the right thing and being contrasted sharply against Micheal, also doing the right thing, albeit in a righteous and upright manner, really made the book for me.

I'm looking forward to reading (okay, listening to) the next one, and I don't think I'm going to wait a year in between.