A solid story, surprisingly well read

I was surprised when I found out Jim Butcher read it himself and to be honest, he did really well at it. The only issues I had were tones and accents that sounded off when compared to Marsters' fantastic performances but it's unfair to compare the two. As for the story itself, it's solid. There were a few things that felt out of place at times, maybe repeated too often or the like, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Not the new best book in the series but certainly worth listening to.

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Solid entry

A great story, a good look into Chicago and her recovery post-BG, the performance was great and fun, you could really hear Jim enjoying his characters and honestly it's interesting to hear how he imagines them sounding. Great book!

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Loved every minute

Great to get a Dresden Fix before the next book and really cool to hear it in Jim's voice

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Enjoyable Dresden short story

A short story featuring a damsel in distress where Dresden’s “blow things up” strategy is not wise. A tangle with mortal law and a lawyer who Harry isn’t able to sway. Of course things soon get complicated for our would-be hero and of course’s family John Marcone makes an appearance.
It’s read by Jim Butcher himself as a personal romp through one of his own stories. We get to hear his version of Harry and Bob’s voices, as well as that of the Queen of Air and Darkness. While we doubtless all prefer James Marsters to be the main reader, this made an interesting change. Well done to Jim for giving it a go and letting us hear the voices in his head.

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Brilliant

Loved this short story! You felt the sadness for those lost in the last book but also the old magic was definitely back

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nice story, a bit lacking

it may be that I am so used to James Marsden being the voice of the series, but Jim's rendition is passable but a little lacking.

the story itself is short, easy to follow, and a nice break in between the more chicago ending stakes of the normal novels.

I did feel that Harry was a little out of character in some parts, but I suppose several battles, significant losses, and ongoing changes in his arc are making him into a different character.

either way I'm excited for the next novel.

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Brilliant!

A lot of fun this one and for Harry,a getting back to basics again on the mean streets of Chicago. more than amply read by the man himself, a nice treat after the hell and fury of Battleground.

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another great addition to the Dresden files

great story, and lovely to hear it from the mouth of the author. Can't wait for more!

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Short And Sweet

The Law was a short listen but a good fix to keep me going to the next Dresden adventure

While I found it odd without James Marsters, I think Jim Butcher done a wonderful job narrating it

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Good things in small packages.

Dresden, our good Boy, figuring out to be good on small scale, with big scale oomf dripping from his sleeves.

a wonderfull dilemma of worlds and powers, and the juggling required to not incenerate bystanders because we big Boys disagree on whats going on in the kindergarden sand pit.

loved it!

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