Currently reading
Uncle John's Curiously Compelling Bathroom Reader
Turn Coat (The Dresden Files, #11)
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Eyes of the Innocent (Carter Ross Mystery #2)
White Night (The Dresden Files, #9)
4 Stars Nine books into the series, I don't have much more to add than a few thoughts.
Again, the Butcher proves to be a master storyteller. He manages to spin a tale in Harry's world without retreading past storylines. In the novel we meet, as I have dubbed him, Harry the Philosophical. There is substantial discussion about the substance of human nature and the underpinnings and nature of magic. It made for a slower pace at times but I found it to be interesting.
White night goes back to the beginning of the series and allows Harry Dresden to be the PI and track down a supernatural killer. Far more "urban" fantasy than the previous novels.