Changes

Im a Harry Dresden fan and a James Marsters fan, forget the guy who read Ghost Story pale and forgettable imitation honestly, it BOTHERED me that Harry didnt sound like himself. But truth is, I kinda eased into the series, finding a book here, a book there, that were intriguing enough to get me started. Now Im hooked, of course, and sometime in the recent past I added all the earlier volumes to my queue.Consequently, due to lack of attention on my part, I ended up with Ghost Story in my queue ahead of Changes. Bummer. So how good was Changes? Well, good enough that I didnt even THINK about not listening to it, even though I already knew what was going to happen in it. And altho I confess to being an ingrained readaheader I did not skip a word. It was THAT good.I totally understand how Jim Butcher could have 7 years of titles on his website. Hes already written the entire tenthousand page opus. Hes just releasing them to us a book at a time. Its what you do when you have a character who just keeps living you keep writing about him/her. In this case, its not just a character its a whole world, with one foot in reality that makes it almost mundane. An excellent series, and Changes is an important pivot point in it.