I adored Mouse and firmly believe all urban fantasy series need a dog or suitable companion for their hero. Thomas plays a key role and Harry’s love for him is evident. Murphy was absent, and I missed our brave officer. Molly makes a mistake and I seriously worry about her position as a wizard.

The Black Council is gaining more power and they must answer this attack. Senior Council member Listens to Wind impressed me, angered me and told it like it was. The White Council is in a pickle and the political climate for paranormals and supernaturals is being tested. I’ve never cared for Morgan but by the end I found him to be rather noble. Not only was I emotionally invested but we bear witness to enemies becoming allies and see friendships tested. I know, I know I say this with each book.but it was. I loved the story that unfolded and believe it to be the best of the series to date. Spiders in the woods, traitors and a skin-walker soon have Harry and his friends testing their abilities. Harry would love to turn him in, but this had to be an inside job and with his luck they’ll accuse him of something next. Someone has murdered a member of the White Council and Morgan is on the run suspected of committing the crime. If you’ve been reading or listening to the series, you know how hard this must have been for Morgan. When Warden Morgan is suspected of treason against the Wizards of the White Council, he turns to Harry. In fact, I am 90% into Changes as this review publishes. I have been continuing my audio binge with narrator James Marsters. Turn Coat by Jim Butcher is the eleventh novel in the Harry Dresden files. The minute Morgan showed up on Harry’s doorstep I knew we were in for one heck of a ride.