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Marco Joe marcojoefazio — An incredibly powerful memoir about the author's sense of complicity in growing up in a race-torn society, and how she came to terms with it. Fuller avoids temptations to romanticize her African childhood but nevertheless manages to provide a colorful portrait of the place and people from the unusual perspective of one torn between her supremacist family and her sense of what's right. You come away feeling a measure of sympathy for the humanity of all the characters, regardless of their moral positions. She was very brave to write so honestly about such a personally sensitive subject.

Piotr Chludzinski baho — This was a good follow up to Changes. It also follows Butchers writing style of a action, reflection, action and action. Changes was all action. Ghost story has action, but it mostly a reflection on Dresden's actions and their consequences. We also have a little more of Harry's past fleshed out. The resolution of who killed Harry is not that big of a shock, but the ending is. This book leads nicely into a new direction for Harry and the Dresden universe. I can not even begin to guess what Harry and his presence in the Winter court will cause. I do know that that chaos will be fun to read. This is not a stand alone book. It is a true sequel to Changes. All the other books in the Dresden Files can be read as a stand alone. Changes and Ghost Story are really one continuous story.

Brian Muli brianmuli — Favorite quote: "In an unbuttoned moment. . ."