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Dresden is back again, and this time, Morgan, the warden who dogged Dresden for years, now comes to him for help. He’s been set up to look like the killer of someone in the White Council headquarters in Edinburgh, and Dresden is the only person he can think of to go to that wouldn’t be suspected of harbouring Morgan.
Dresden has to investigate who could get into the headquarters without being seen, or was it an inside job? Harry’s apprentice, Molly is around, and Morgan doesn’t trust her at all, which leads to some situations.
Seeing Dresden helping someone he would never think he would help is interesting, and learning a little more about the White Council is good. The Dresden File books never disappoint, and you’ll enjoy the story being unveiled for you.
Turn Coat was published on 7th April 2009, and is available from Amazon, Waterstones and Bookshop.org.
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My reviews for previous Dresden Files books are below: