We don’t like to think that we’re afraid of the dark anymore, but if that’s true, then why do we work so hard to make sure our cities are constantly lit? We cloak ourselves in so much light that we can barely see the stars at night.” “As advanced as mankind likes to think it is, we all have that age-old, primal, undeniable dread of darkness. To make things even better, I did feel that the discussion surrounding death and fear in this book to be incredibly resonating and thought-provoking. I don’t think it will be possible for me to stop reading this series now, every new installment I read feels like the series keeps on hitting a new stride, and I can always count on The Dresden Files to have a quick, fast-paced, and entertaining read. Unfortunately, six powerful necromancers are trying to get the Word of Kemmler as well, and Harry will have to win the race to find the Word before Chicago is engulfed with the rising of the dead in the upcoming Halloween. The case was given by a killer vampire that threatens to destroy Karrin Murphy’s reputation unless Harry Dresden recovers the Word of Kemmler and all the power that comes with it back.
“Time after time, history demonstrates that when people don't want to believe something, they have enormous skills of ignoring it altogether.”ĭead Beat, the seventh book in The Dresden Files series, revolves around the race to attain the Word of Kemmler. We human don’t deserve dogs, but how about Tyrannosaurus?
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