White Night
A Novel of the Dresden Files
Readers rate it 4.2 (716 on Hardcover)
424 pages · Released 2007 · Penguin
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White Night is the ninth Dresden Files novel featuring urban fantasy mystery and action aimed at older teens and adults. The story involves murder investigations, magical combat, and conspiracy but avoids graphic depiction of most violence. While generally well-crafted with strong character development and positive themes about loyalty and justice, the book contains occasional profanity, supernatural horror elements, and mature themes that suit readers 14+.
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Assigned to investigate a series of deaths of magic practitioners, all of whom lacked the ability to become full-fledged wizards, professional Chicago wizard Harry Dresden is shocked when the evidence points to his half-brother Thomas as the killer, until he uncovers a conspiracy within the White Council of Wizards tha... Assigned to investigate a series of deaths of magic practitioners, all of whom lacked the ability to become full-fledged wizards, professional Chicago wizard Harry Dresden is shocked when the evidence points to his half-brother Thomas as the killer, until he uncovers a conspiracy within the White Council of Wizards that threatens both him and his family. 100,000 first printing.
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ISBN 9780451461407 · Penguin