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A review by nmorse80
White Night by Jim Butcher
4.0
Someone is murdering Witches in Chicago and only one person can stop it... Harry Dresden. However, all signs point to the murderer being someone close to the famous wizard.
The only part of this book that was confusing was the constant references to something that happened in New Mexico. It felt like I was being pitched a book in the series that I missed, but there is no short story or anything in between this book and the previous in the series. It is later explained, but it was kind of annoying/confusing for a good third of the book.
There are a lot of recurring characters in the book and their relationships to Harry are no longer explained, so this is not a good starting off point. I would recommend going back at least 3 or 4 books.
The only part of this book that was confusing was the constant references to something that happened in New Mexico. It felt like I was being pitched a book in the series that I missed, but there is no short story or anything in between this book and the previous in the series. It is later explained, but it was kind of annoying/confusing for a good third of the book.
There are a lot of recurring characters in the book and their relationships to Harry are no longer explained, so this is not a good starting off point. I would recommend going back at least 3 or 4 books.