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A review by serena_dawn
War Cry by Mark Powers, Jim Butcher
4.0
Set four months after [b:Dead Beat|17683|Dead Beat (The Dresden Files, #7)|Jim Butcher|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1345667776s/17683.jpg|6614452], I was naturally curious about Harry Dresden's Warden adventure, as it's hinted at that major things were happening behind the scenes which the books only hint at.
In War Cry, a graphic novel, we meet the Wardens that Harry leads into his first big mission for - Ramirez, Wild Bill Meyers, and Yoshimo, a mission to protect mortals and their secrets from the Red Court, a mission which leads into a night or battle and nightmares - but luckily, Harry's brother Thomas Raith makes a appearance, and stands by Harry's side against the Red Court- and against a thing from beyond the Outer Gates.
There is also a peek to the confirmation of Harry's suspicions of someone within the White Council's Senior Council having ties to the "Black Council" of wizards.
In War Cry, a graphic novel, we meet the Wardens that Harry leads into his first big mission for - Ramirez, Wild Bill Meyers, and Yoshimo, a mission to protect mortals and their secrets from the Red Court, a mission which leads into a night or battle and nightmares - but luckily, Harry's brother Thomas Raith makes a appearance, and stands by Harry's side against the Red Court- and against a thing from beyond the Outer Gates.
There is also a peek to the confirmation of Harry's suspicions of someone within the White Council's Senior Council having ties to the "Black Council" of wizards.