Who shot Harry Dresden?

[Clayton]

So who do you think shot Harry Dresden?

[Trefellin]

It was The Warriors! The Warriors shot Harry Dresden! The Warriors did it! The Warriors did it!

[Clayton]

Uh... they aren't in the series. And i dont' think cats can operate a gun...

[The Million Dollar Prons]

WARRIORSSSSSSSSSS

COME OUT AND PLAYYYYYYYYY

It was obviously the warriors

[Trefellin]

I'm also pretty sure that they're the ones who shot Kaji too.

[Clayton]

I'm gonna guess nobody had read the new Dresden book yet, right?

[taily]

Me it was me so flippin sue me you furry.

[Clayton]

I don't have to take that from a pidgeon

[songofray]

i think the summer knight shot harry dresden.

[Clayton]

It's a definite possibility. Fix is now empowered and almost required to do that.

Personally I suspect Rudolf.

[RedEarth]

It was either
a) Fix, the summer knight
b) Rudolf, the ex-SI current IA brown-noser or
c) Ace, the changeling who was working for the red court

All of them have threatened to and Ace, has tried to.

[L-sama]

I only recently just started reading the series and have purchased all the books available up to Turn Coat and am waiting for Changes to come out in paperback.

Oh yeah, and I'm currently almost done with Grave Peril.

Thus far, I'd say that it's definitely a great series with lots of potential (although I've always been a fan of detective and supernatural stories so a combination of both genres is a bonus in my book), although I still prefer the Nightside series written by Simon R. Green and featuring John Taylor, which feels more fast-paced to me.

[Gray]

I've never read the book but hey! Thanks for the gigantic spoiler of a thread title.

[Kizoku Keenan]

havent read it, won't read it, will prob try to kill miss maye but on the bright side I got a free bookmark from work today avdertising the book....yey *frowns*

[Clayton]

Originally Posted by L-sama

I only recently just started reading the series and have purchased all the books available up to Turn Coat and am waiting for Changes to come out in paperback.

Oh yeah, and I'm currently almost done with Grave Peril.

Thus far, I'd say that it's definitely a great series with lots of potential (although I've always been a fan of detective and supernatural stories so a combination of both genres is a bonus in my book), although I still prefer the Nightside series written by Simon R. Green and featuring John Taylor, which feels more fast-paced to me.

Greene has been getting a little repedative lately.


I doubt it was the Summer Court who put the hit out on Harry. They just got back into balance when he became the (spoiler block), ending a border threat. Killing him would mean that the imbalance would continue.

Could be the Circle...


Harry's story will continue in Aftermath, told from Karrin Murphy's point of view and running from roughly half an hour after the end of Changes. The story will be released as part of Side Jobs, a collection of Dresden shorts due for release in late summer or early autumn of 2010.

Jim Butcher has already signed for a thirteenth Dresden novel, tentatively listed as Ghost Story on his official forums, and confirmed by Butcher at several signings (his publishers wouldn't let him call it the more prosaic Dead). He has also confirmed that Changes marks the midpoint of Harry's story and there will be at least 7 more books, possibly 10, to finish Harry's story.