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	“Turn Coat” by Jim Butcher
	“Same Dresden, Different Case” Score: 3/5 Turn Coat (Dresden Files 11) Jim Butcher £7.99 I think I missed one of the books in the series, or maybe more. The funny thing is it wasn’t even slightly difficult to pick up what was going on. Maybe that’s a sign of how little impact the ongoing story arc has on the actual plot, or maybe it just means the author fills in the blanks well. I’m not sure. Still, if you’ve read one of the Dresden books, you’ll know what to expect and you won’t be wrong. Technorati Tags: Books,Book Reviews Categories: 4 Word Book Reviews Permalink #.Posted by 'geoff' on Monday, 06 September 2010 at 2:21PM <- Previous Blog Post Next Blog Post ->

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