The Law: A Dresden Files Novella (Dresden Files, Book 17.5)

It's nice that Harry does something that gives him a reward at the end. I thought the short story was executed really well. And it introduces a few characters that are really interesting.

A pimp, a former sex worker, Marcone, a Nameless Son of Winter and, of course, a great beast to fight, all come together for this short but sweet story. Exciting, fast paced, all I expect from Harry. Over too soon but it’ll hold me until the next full HD novel.

The Law is another great read in the Dresden Files series. Time has progressed past the war with the Titans and Dresden is pulled back into his old PI ways. the characters that we have come to know and some we love and others we are glad are hopefully not real, are mentioned, remembered, or part of the storyline. They are all just as engaging.With lots of magical action, a little violence, humor from Bob, sarcasm from Harry, a little drama, and glimpses from the past, The Law is an entertaining and engaging book. You will want to read all the way through once you start.

A satisfying bridge between novels. A fun story that gives you a little bit of story to tide you over until Mirror, Mirror.

Harry is dealing with grief and new simple case may help him start the healing. Except with Harry , nothing is simple. He must rely on strategies nd friends to solve the case. Well written story which grabbed my attention really enjoyed the little inserts of humor.

The description of this book calls it a novella, but it is still a good story. Harry Dresden is on the mend from his battle with a titan and is missing his friend Murphy. However, he is asked for help by a young woman with some big problems. What starts off as a lawsuit turns into involvement with some forces with supernatural powers. Does Harry succeed or does he fail that you will just have to find out for yourself. Although the magic doesn't fly fast and furious you better believe that Harry's snarky comment will.

Great short novella that captures Dresden's call go stand up for this who can't themselves ABC also shows some of his continued growth given all he has endured.

Good story. If you like Marsters reading for the audiobook you might not like Jim reading his own. He makes Harry sound like John Wayne and Bob sounds like the biggest nerd you've ever heard. So maybe just get the written version.

Great, short little read in between Dresden novels. Enough to keep a fan going until the next one. Could have some more characters, but otherwise very good.

awesome! On par with the bigfoot tales and zoo day. read only of uou read the main series. Love the dresden files

Fairly short. 40 mins read for 4.99 . I guess it’s ok but I expected a bit more character depth

Another fine and well written episode in Dresden files while we wait for what Is coming next.A breath of air after the latest book

It is wonderful to get more Dresden story! Jim Butcher crafts yet another Dresden tale thats a delight to read.