Wizard Harry Dresden lives in a world in which monsters dwell, vampires roam the night, and a fairy godmother is real. In CHANGES, Harry learns two things: He has a daughter, and she’s been kidnapped by the evil vampires of the Red Court for use in a scheme aimed at world domination. Harry and friends must rescue the girl and save the world in the process. Narrator James Marsters, known for his work on TV’s “Smallville” and “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer,” uses just the right amount of snarkiness and wit to make his characters sound real. His female characters are effective, and his pace adds to the excitement. M.S. © AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine
Ever since he blew onto the scene in 2000, Jim Butcher’s Harry Dresden has helped to redefine what we think of when we think of urban fantasy. Where would the genre be without the reluctant wizard private investigator from Chicago? For eighteen years, Butcher has delighted fans with the exploits of his snarky, technology-phobic wizard, filling […]