Heidi's Reviews > Fool Moon

Back into the world of Harry Dresden through another excellent audio book presentation. Between Fool Moon and Scarlet by Marissa Meyer, I've been reading about werewolves a lot. Not that I'm complaining.

The interesting premise of this book is that there are multiple ways to become a werewolf and it explores the problems associated with each. I enjoyed the juxtaposition and creativity the author showed in developing the different types. I always assumed a werewolf was just an unfortunate who received a nasty bite. Silly me.

(view spoiler)[My favorite part was the dream when Harry's subconscious came out of the shadows to talk to himself. I wish that my own dreams were that straight forward. They're usually so cloaked in symbolism as to be nonsensical. (hide spoiler)]

Harry is still snarky and dour and I loved this. On to the next book!