u/dadkinsRS

Just Finished Grave Peril

As I read through these books I'm really loving the characters and the writing style. I think Grave Peril is my new favorite, Storm Front is a close second, and Fool Moon is a distant third. I feel like Storm Front built things up well and introduced me to enough of the world to get me hooked, Grave Peril added more to that world while paying off some of the threads from previous books, and Fool Moon had werewolves. I am so excited to see what comes next! I might take a short break to read the Furies of Calderon and the second Dungeon Crawler Carl book before I read Summer Knight but I look forward to it.

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u/dadkinsRS — 14 hours ago

New Reader

I'm just getting into the Dresden Files this year. I decided to grab Storm Front from my local Barnes and Noble since it was $10 and I loved it. Grabbed a copy of Fool Moon and it felt like one of the better sequels I've read. I'm just starting Grave Peril but wanted to see if I should wait a second and read Welcome to the Jungle. I grabbed the comics omnibus collections but I'm not sure where they fit into the series or if I should read them now. I have the two short story anthology books on the way so I can read the Bigfoot side story too, I saw somewhere that goes before Grave Peril so I read the first part. Even if I'm not reading it "right" I'm loving the series so far and can't wait to get all caught up.

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u/dadkinsRS — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/latin

Has anyone tried the zondervan language basics Latin textbook? Would you recommend it? How does it hold up against other textbooks?

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u/dadkinsRS — 4 months ago