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Mean Streets by Jim Butcher
5.0
This was an amazing book to read all the way through the four novellas. I don't always have the best luck with anthologies. Usually one superb, one or two ehhh, and the rest are truly awful, at least to me.
I didn't have that problem with MEAN STREETS. From the very first novella by Jim Butcher, who I already love to read, through Simon R. Green and Thomas E Sniegoski, new to me authors and my most favorite, Kat Richardson...each story was uniquely told and very intriguing. Each used their main character of their series. I already know Harry Dresden and Harper Blaine and they didn't let me down. I got to know, at least a very little bit, Remy Chandler and John Taylor. I will be getting more of all of the authors. I have the first in series of the two authors I'd not read before on my to look for list.
I didn't have that problem with MEAN STREETS. From the very first novella by Jim Butcher, who I already love to read, through Simon R. Green and Thomas E Sniegoski, new to me authors and my most favorite, Kat Richardson...each story was uniquely told and very intriguing. Each used their main character of their series. I already know Harry Dresden and Harper Blaine and they didn't let me down. I got to know, at least a very little bit, Remy Chandler and John Taylor. I will be getting more of all of the authors. I have the first in series of the two authors I'd not read before on my to look for list.