 | British actor Paul Blackthorne (24) loses his accent to play Chicago detective Harry Dresden in this darkly funny drama. But since this smart series airs on the Sci Fi channel, Dresden is no ordinary P.I. Like another famous Harry, Dresden is a... |
 | Harry must uncover a traitor within the Wizards of the White Council, keep a less-than-agreeable warden under wraps, and avoid coming under scrutiny himself. And a single mistake may cost someone his head--someone like Harry. |
 | Harry Dresden, the sleuthing wizard detective of Chicago, is back to solving supernatural crimes in the latest from bestselling author Jim Butcher. In PROVEN GUILTY, Harry is called to a horror movie convention when various scenes from the fright... |
 | Love is in the air in this Andre Rieu performance featuring a number of romantic songs, such as "The Wedding March," "Plaisir d’Amour," and "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again." In this wedding celebration, Rieu and his 1667 Stradivarius are joined... |
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 | In this tenth installment in Jim Butcher's bestselling DRESDEN FILES series, Harry Dresden is called in by the monarch of the Winter Court of the Sidhe to repay an old favor. |
 | As the seventh installment in the Dresden Files opens, Chicago wizard Harry Dresden's biggest problem is that his roommate, his vampire/incubus half-brother Thomas, won't clean up after himself or feed the cat and dog. But things get much worse fast.... |
 | In this tenth installment in Jim Butcher's bestselling DRESDEN FILES series, Harry Dresden is called in by the monarch of the Winter Court of the Sidhe to repay an old favor. |
 | Spinning off the success of Jim Butcher's fiction series, this is the first graphic addition to the Dresden Files universe, which centers on the hardest-working investigative wizard in Chicago, Harry Dresden. Mark Powers and Adrian Syaf faithfully... |
 | With his Dresden Files series, Jim Butcher has created a truly unique and compelling character--Harry Dresden, a wizard with an appreciation for the noir and an attention to detail that great detectives from all eras of literature can admire. This... |
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