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Title: Good to read, bad to listen to.
Review: I thought it would be impossible to get bored with a book in which there are wizards, werewolves, magic, demons and all other kinds of creatures that I normally get excited about. And it may be very entertaining when read in an actual book, but as an audio book, this one is a killer. The narrator is Harry Dresden, Chicago's only wizard for hire, as he likes to remind us, and throughout the whole narrative, his voice does not change much. The plot revolves around a series of crimes committed by a werewolf, and the local police, helped my Dresden, is trying to solve the mystery of the killer, but not believing in werewolves is a major barrier in this process. The book is read by James Marsters (Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Angel) who, I have to say, should have kept his delightful British accent. He kept putting me to sleep with his melodic but somewhat monotonous voice. So the bottom line is - buy the book, not the audio book. Or else beware.[...]
