Jim Butcher

Changes

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

Discovering a secret long kept, the Red Court plans to use it against Harry Dresden. To prevail, he must embrace the fury of his own dark power. Because now it’s personal—Harry’s fighting to save...his own child!

Turn Coat

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

Can Harry Dresden clear Warden Morgan of treason against the White Council…without putting his own head on the line?

The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle (Graphic Novel)

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

Jim Butcher works his magic in this exciting graphic novel prequel to the first Harry Dresden novel, Storm Front.

Small Favor

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

When Queen Mab calls in a favor, Harry Dresden gets trapped between a nightmarish foe and an equally deadly ally.

Wizard Under Fire (2-in-1)

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

In Dresden Files novels Proven Guilty and White Night, wizard Harry runs afoul of faeries, monsters, wiccans and vamps.

Wizard at Large (2-in-1)

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

Supernatural detective Harry Dresden seeks the source of the curse that's killing off a film crew in Blood Rites. In Dead Beat, he must find a rare spell of necromancy—and stop it from being cast on Halloween night. (738 pp.)

Wizard by Trade (2-in-1)

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

For Harry Dresden—the only wizard listed in the Chicago phone book—when it rains, it pours. In fact, it pours toads—always a sign something bad is about to happen. But Harry takes such omens in stride, given that his rattletrap VW Bug needs constant upkeep, and his 30-pound guard-cat wants regular meals. But armed with Bob, a wisecracking skull full of occult lore, Harry takes on supernatural forces galore. For a fee. Never mind that they're usually out to get him first. In Summer Knight, no sooner has Harry escaped the Red Court vampires—where he's managed to spark a war between vampires and wizards—when into his shabby office walks none other than Mab, luscious Faerie Queen of Winter. Her assignment? Find the killer of her crony, the Summer Knight, and clear her as a suspect. Not a problem. But first he has to survive his fellow wizards—and their zeal to hand him over to the Red Court to seal the peace. In Death Masks, Harry is still stuck in Red Court crosshairs and finds himself challenged by Count Ortega to a duel guaranteeing the war's end—right on the dais of Chicago's most-watched talk show! What a shame Harry's magic blows up the studio's equipment, allowing him to escape. But not before another guest—Vatican antiquities expert Father Vincent—hires him to find a stolen Church artifact…and a lethal trophy in the hands of evil: the Shroud of Turin. Jacket art by Daniel Dos Santos. (598 pp.) 2003-2004

Wizard for Hire (3-in-1)

by Jim Butcher

Hardcover

If you look in the Chicago phone book under “Wizards,” you’ll find me, Harry Dresden. I’m the only openly practicing professional wizard in the country. People often laugh, ask me if I’m serious. But if you’d seen the things I’ve seen…. Storm Front: Business was slow. Who am I kidding? Business was dead. Fortunately, the police keep me on retainer. When a crime comes along that doesn’t fit neatly on their report—vampire attacks, troll maraudings, faery abductions of children—they call me in. This time, it was a grisly double murder committed with black magic. And where there’s black magic there’s a black mage behind it. Ironically, the White Council of Wizards suspected me, and if they could make their case, deadly justice would be swift. Worse, the killer knew my name. My investigation had become very personal…. Fool Moon: Just when I was wondering where my next meal would come from, a murder came along that was right up my alley. Whatever had killed the guy hadn’t been human. The evidence: fang marks on the mutilated corpse. A bloody paw print. A full moon. One guess what I was up against. Only, the victim was a bodyguard of mobster Johnny Marcone. Gentleman Johnny, bane of the FBI, who didn’t like me much, either. A hairy situation was about to get so much worse…. Grave Peril: I’ve encountered some pretty terrifying foes in my line of work. Giant scorpions. Oversexed vampires. Acid-spitting demons. But I’d never faced anything like this. All over Chicago, ghosts were wreaking havoc. And not just the door-slamming, boo-shouting variety. These ghosts were tormented, violent, deadly. Someone—or something—was stirring them up. But why? And why did so many of the victims have ties to me? I had to figure it out soon, or I’d wind up a ghost myself. Jacket art by Daniel Dos Santos. (Approx. 752 pp.) 2000-2001. Excl. 3-in-1 HC.