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Summer Knight by Jim Butcher (Dresden Files 4) is our introduction to more of the fae than just Harry’s Godmother.  Now we meet the Queens of the Summer and Winter courts.  The knight of the Summer court has been found dead at the bottom of the stairs, and so the Winter Queen “requests” Harry investigate.

Harry’s not in the best place after Susan was bitten by one of the Red Court vampires in the previous book, the White Council aren’t happy that war with the Red Court was declared by Harry trying to do the right thing, and Harry has been obsessively trying to find the cure for Susan.  

I really enjoy the Dresden Files books, and this was no exception, especially as our cast is slowly growing!

Summer Knight (Dresden Files 4) was published 3rd September 2002, and is available from Amazon, Waterstones, and your local independent bookshop.

You can follow Jim Butcher on his website, Twitter and Facebook.

My reviews for previous Dresden Files books are below:

Storm Front

Fool Moon

Grave Peril

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Grave Peril is the third in the Dresden Files series, and introduces us to Michael Carpenter, a Knight of the Cross, and Harry’s friend.  We also meet Thomas Raith, a White Court vampire, and Harry’s faerie godmother, Leanansidhe.

So yes, we have vampires in this book, along with ghosts, and a Knight of the Cross who winces when Harry swears.  Something is making ghosts attack people, and Harry is out to find out why.

I like the building of Harry’s friends and contacts.  This is a good sign of a book series building momentum, especially as it means that people can appear in future books, and you remember their previous adventures, or how Harry put his foot in it before.

Grave Peril was published on 4th September 2001, and is available to buy from Amazon, Waterstones and your local independent bookshop.

You can follow Jim Butcher on his website, Twitter and Facebook.

My reviews for previous Dresden Files books are below:

Storm Front

Fool Moon