Audrey's Reviews > White Night

3.5 stars

This story is well structured. There’s a crime mystery with personal stakes involved: women are being murdered, and Thomas becomes a suspect. He’s actively avoiding Harry, so the case is personal. Then there’s the road discovery filled with clues and setbacks and then a final big, huge climax. The creatures de jour are mostly White Court vampires and ghouls. I’m not sure what ghouls look like. Something like this:



They’re definitely unpleasant.

It’s not until the end we find out exactly what Thomas has been up to:
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This is a fine addition to the Dresden Files collection. The language here is stronger than previous books, with about ten instances of the f-word.