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Peace Talks

The Dresden Files, Book 16

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Peace Talks

By: Jim Butcher
Narrated by: James Marsters
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Meet Harry Dresden, Chicago's first (and only) wizard PI. Turns out the 'everyday' world is full of strange and magical things - and most of them don't play well with humans. That's where Harry comes in.

But he's forgotten his own golden rule: magic - it can get a guy killed.

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Peace Talks rocks. I'm hoping the next one isn't going to be a Dresden-verse wrap-up.

Well worth the wait.

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Surprised to read some reviews saying it's not a full book. It absolutely had a storyline that concluded and had a climactic scene. And it sets it up perfectly for Battleground, which will no doubt be epic! Amazing job from Jim and James - what a duo!

Awesome! Can't wait for the next one.

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I enjoyed the latest Dresden Files so much I couldn't even be angry about the cliffhanger ending - though I'd probably feel different if the next entry was more than a few months away.

An attempt to forge peace between the ascendant Fomor and other signatories of the Unseelie Accords was never going to be a simple thing, but thanks to blackmail, dirty dealing and the ceaseless idiocy of the White Council, even Harry soon finds himself surprised by how dire the situation becomes. Add to that the return of a power-hungry, bloodthirsty major player that nobody was expecting, and the board is being set for not only a battle, but a war like the supernatural world has never seen, against more than one foe they never thought to face.

A lot of questions are asked and left unanswered for the time being, but the arrival of the latest Big Bad hints at answers to questions readers have been asking for some time. Are we finally starting to see the power behind the Black Council? What exactly does being "starborn" mean for Harry in the coming conflict? Is Karrin Murphy finally starting to grow on me?

The Dresden Files has been my favourite series for a long time, and James Marsters' reading is among my favourites, right up there with Stephen Fry. I can't wait so see what happens next. Thankfully I won't have to wait too long.

Titanic Throwdown Threatening

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short story. previous and this book should have be. but exept that it was good as usual

short story. previous and this book should have be

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Loved it but felt a little cheated as the story remains in a standstill. It is not unlike Butcher to leave it to a cliffhanger. However, peace talks feels like a preparatory story to the main thing, which hopefully comes in the next book.
All in all, always great performance with a couple of minor hiccups as if they rerecorded half a sentence with the narrator having a cold.
Looking forward to the next book that is now setup to be a grand finale, I only hope it lives up to the amount of build-up!

Great but not nearly enough!

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to mutch feelings and boring talk.
Dresden gets trampled on alot and that makes him seem like weakling.

good but VERY very slow at times

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I love this series. I only have one thing to say about this book - it is too short! I won’t give away any of the plot, but Harry is up to his neck in trouble - again. Or still. Whatever. James Marsters is brilliant as usual, bringing each character to life, instilling such emotion at times it could make you weep.
Please, Jim Butcher, don’t make us wait too long for the next book!

Dresden is back! Hooray!

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Yet another "binding" book. I have to say just as think you know Harry he comes with a surprise.
It's on edge and a fantastic read/listen.
Can't wait for the next one.

The next merlin

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As always, Loved it, but i feel a bit cheated, it felt a little unfinished.

Dresden Fan

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I waited years for the new chapter and I was worried that the bar had been set too high.

To start with I found small incongruities in this story. But I am a Dresden fiend, having read most books twice. I got over these niggles quickly.

If I hadn't known there was a follow-up book I would have been pissed off.

But I did know and the book was pure Harry and I really enjoyed it as part one of a bigger story.

James is Harry so the narration was perfect. that said, the inflection in Mabs voice makes her sound haggish.

It just ends

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