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Audiobook: Audiobook: Twelve Months. By Jim Butcher ⁣Harry Dresden has endured countless hardships, and his city has faced its own share of trials. After Harry and his allies barely managed to prevent Chicago from being reduced to ruins, everything has changed. The city is not the only thing transformed; the atmosphere is heavy with a sense of loss that cannot be ignored. ⁣https://audiobooks.ink/product..../twelve-months-by-ji
During the fierce conflict, Harry suffered personal losses—people he deeply cared about. Such grief leaves an indelible mark. True to his nature, Harry is tirelessly working to help the city and his friends heal and rebuild, but the burden is overwhelming, and he needs time to recover.
However, time is a luxury Harry cannot afford. Ghouls are lurking through Chicago, slaughtering innocent civilians. Meanwhile, his brother’s life hangs in the balance, and Harry feels helpless to save him. To make matters worse, the Winter Queen of the Fae has allied herself with the White Court vampires — and Harry finds himself betrothed to the alluring yet deadly vampire Lara Raith as part of their pact.
It’s been an arduous year. Now, more than ever, the city calls upon Harry Dresden, the wizard. But after suffering loss and grief, does enough of Harry still remain to face the mounting challenges ahead?

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Hawchik
Hawchik 4 months ago

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Twelve Months isn’t your typical Harry Dresden book. After the chaos in Battle Ground, the 18th Dresden Files feels more reflective and slower-paced. It really focuses on grief and healing after losing so many characters in the last story, and it shows how Chicago now knows that monsters under the bed are very real. I think this makes the story feel more human and relatable, and it humanizes both Harry Dresden and the wider world that Butcher has created.
I personally recommend this book because I really enjoyed how different it was from the usual fast action. It gave me time to think and connect with the characters on a deeper level. Plus, I loved the way it set up new stories while tying up some old threads. Honestly, I liked it so much that I couldn’t put it down! 😊
Chicago is basically in ruins, with no power, no running water, and no sewage. Nothing of modern life remains. While the city tries to recover and rebuild, both supernatural and human forces are waiting to take advantage. Twelve Months feels like a series of short stories or vignettes loosely connected. Dresden has to deal with the arranged marriage between Winter and the White Court, rescue and heal Thomas Raith, and handle an angry White Council. There are side plots with protestors, counter-protestors (some blaming Dresden, others seeking his help), and a threat from the Black Council.
Butcher has a lot of balls in the air, but they all connect. They reflect Dresden’s emotional struggles and also bring together some storylines from earlier books. In many ways, Twelve Months is a bridge between the last two books and hints at where the story is headed next.
Even though the pace is slower than usual for Dresden, it really works. I loved the new characters and the way some old enemies who weren’t fully dealt with in Battle Ground make a return. It has me super excited for the next book! 📚
I highly recommend this one if you’re a Dresden fan or just enjoy well-written fantasy. It’s a beautifully crafted story that made me think and feel a lot. I really enjoyed it and think you will too!

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Emma Smith
Emma Smith 4 months ago

After the release of the previous Dresden novel “Battleground” it was quiet on the next installment “Twelve months” which finally arrived this year. Another one is planned in May which based upon the strength of this book I already pre-ordered.
After the Battle for Chicago Harry Copperfield Dresden needs time to heal physically and mentally. His loss was major both in love and family.
Harry finds himself drawing closer to Maggie his daughter, has been told to get married to Lara Raith of the white vampire clan. Which is the last thing he expected but Mab’s word is very demanding. Harry has his brother who is mortally wounded in a safe place but hé owns a debt of honor.
These 12 months Harry recovers and becomes a different wizard even if hĂŠ remains as annoying as ever for the world around him, also very humble as well as a person.
Before the book is over you will encounter very emotional scènes, magical scènes and a brilliant confrontation in which we recognize that Harry Dresden wizard for hire, has become Harry Dresden defender of people, father, teacher and to be married.

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