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Jim Butcher
Proven Guilty
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Part of "The Dresden Files" series
"Proven Guilty" is the eleventh book in Jim Butcher's bestselling series, The Dresden Files. In this urban fantasy novel, professional wizard and series protagonist Harry Dresden finds himself in the middle of a supernatural court case when he is asked to serve as a bailiff for a young woman accused of murder. As Dresden delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a sinister plot involving a powerful and malevolent force that threatens the very fabric of society. With the help of his friends and allies, Dresden must use all of his wit, cunning, and magical abilities to uncover the truth and bring the true culprit to justice. Butcher's world-building is top-notch, and the rules of magic that govern the Dresden universe are well-defined and consistently applied. The characters are richly drawn and fully realized, with Dresden's dry wit and self-deprecating humor providing a welcome counterpoint to the dark and dangerous world he inhabits. One of the strengths of "Proven Guilty" is the way it balances the larger, overarching plot of the series with a more personal and intimate story. While the stakes are high and the danger is real, the novel never loses sight of the fact that Dresden is a person, with his own struggles and demons to contend with. Fans of urban fantasy and mystery novels will find much to love in "Proven Guilty," with its fast-paced plot, engaging characters, and intricate world-building. Whether you're a longtime fan of the Dresden Files or new to the series, this book is a must-read...
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