Changes (#12)

The new novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling Dresden Files series.

Long ago, Susan Rodriguez was Harry Dresden’s lover-until she was attacked by his enemies, leaving her torn between her own humanity and the bloodlust of the vampiric Red Court. Susan then disappeared to South America, where she could fight both her savage gift and those who cursed her with it.

Now Arianna Ortega, Duchess of the Red Court, has discovered a secret Susan has long kept, and she plans to use it-against Harry. To prevail this time, he may have no choice but to embrace the raging fury of his own untapped dark power. Because Harry’s not fighting to save the world…

He’s fighting to save his child.

Released in hardcover from Roc publishing, April 2010.

Sample Chapters

Sample chapters start here.

10 Responses to “Changes (#12)”

Side Jobs (audio) « Writing About Reading says:

2011/01/07 at 12:12 pm

[…] in his series, The Dresden Files. It also includes a novella that takes place immediately after Changes, the 12th and most recent installment in the series which left fans either despairing or howling […]
Endings: good, bad or sad every book should have an ending… « Rissa Writes says:

2011/02/25 at 2:14 pm

[…] up in a little bow at the end of the book- heck no. Jim Butcher’s last Dresden Files book, Changes, had an ending a lot of fans weren’t happy about. Without giving away spoilers I can say it […]
Review: ‘Grave Peril’ by Jim Butcher (audio) « Writing About Reading says:

2011/03/03 at 1:14 am

[…] Several things are set into play in this book that aren’t realized until the latest novel, Changes and wow, did I see a lot of foreshadowing in this […]
Review: ‘Death Masks’ byhttp://paigevest.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=990&action=edit&message=1 Jim Butcher (audio) « Writing About Reading says:

2011/03/30 at 5:18 am

[…] Story. I mention this tidbit once more to point out that my knowledge of the events of book #12, Changes just makes the Harry/Susan scenes in this book all the more poignant and bittersweet. Those scenes […]
Review: ‘Proven Guilty’ by Jim Butcher (audio) « Writing About Reading says:

2011/05/31 at 4:16 am

[…] getting ready for an actual date with Murphy upon their return from Mexico at the end of book 12, Changes. Of course, the date between the long-time friends and colleagues never happens as readers of the […]
The Monster That Has Me Trapped In My Appartment « Erica's Atramentum says:

2011/06/18 at 5:45 am

[…] development, but what was taking up most of my time was Jim Butcher’s book numero 10; Changes . I went to his website looking for the release date of the next book and found out that he had a […]
My favorite two books currently « The Orphan says:

2011/07/06 at 12:48 am

[…] Changes – by Jim […]
Book Review: Ghost Story and the Dresden Files Series | Absurdly Nerdly says:

2011/09/08 at 5:12 pm

[…] I wont be selfish.) And in order to remember where I was in the series I went back and reread Changes (#12), probably the best book decision I have made in a while (also I didn’t read the end of Ghost […]
State of the Hat: 2012 and Beyond » Deadly Fredly says:

2011/12/27 at 12:59 pm

[…] “cities” that do it a little differently, all viewed in light of the fallout from Changes. Those locations: Las Vegas; the “Neverglades”; the open road (taking the Dresden Files […]
So, I’ve won. Now what? « Tammy J Rizzo says:

2012/11/30 at 3:10 pm

[…] is, Harry USED to do that. Before he was killed two books ago, in ‘Changes‘. After ‘Changes’, Harry had to come back as a ghost and solve his own murder, […]