Molly's life is about to be blown to hell. Literally. Dark energy is building beneath Harry's island, threatening to destroy everything. Harry's imminent arrival in Chicago looks to be the one bright spot in an otherwise bleak future. But when the Winter Knight arrives, he brings problems of his own, the chief among them, his mission. Do the impossible. Kill an immortal.

Sometimes Molly envies the dearly departed. Dying is easy. Living is a real bitch. You know your life has gone downhill when the only sympathetic ear belongs to Gentleman John Marcone. But catching a ride in hell's handbasket seems par for the course. Sometimes, she's pretty sure she never got off. - An assortment of short stories pre and post-Ghost Story.

Harry Dresden is special. He has tactile Intellectus, the power to know everything about something just by touching it. That includes people. See how this strange and powerful gift affects his journey through life as he battles the forces of darkness.

Sequel to Open Mind. After their hookup in the Nevada desert, Harry and Carlos do a little more exploring together. Mature content especially in later chapters.

The Red Court is gone but a new threat looms. The Winter Knight is missing and with him his apprentice, Daniel Carpenter. A dangerous agent of Winter turns up injured and all signs point to a deadly assassin to blame for all of it. Molly must go toe to toe with an old friend turned foe...and try not to die in the process.

Harry has a full day of domestic responsibilities. Mab needs him elsewhere, and has little choice but to fulfill Harry's...obligations... for the entire day.

They say Hell is what you make it. Apparently, Heaven shares the same philosophy. -Post Battle Ground.

fa·vor /ˈfāvər/ A complicated word with multiple definitions, many of which pertaining to the unusual relationship between Lara Raith and Harry Dresden. A series of conversations over coffee (and other beverages) over the course of the two's meeting, relationship, and (un?)willing marriage.

You know those stereotypes about hitchhikers being serial killers? Well…

"The gods will always smile on brave women." A story in (more than) four parts, set during and after Battle Ground.

Mab was many things; apathetic, dangerous, unscrupulous, ruthless, selfish, self-absorbed, greedy, mad-as-a-March-Hare and many, many more. Too many to list without the assistance of a complete steno-pool. Without much thought one could call up 2 or 3 names for her no matter how large the list is, but loving and devoted mother was never going to be added to the list.

Set a few weeks after the War for Chicago, Molly is struggling to handle her duties as the Winter Lady with two things weighing her down. As the stress mounts, Molly receives a mysterious visitor who just might hold the solution to at least one of her problems.

It's been a week since half of Chicago was leveled in a massive war. But now Harry turns his attention to a certain fiancé named Lara Raith. He's got a request, and it might just catch her by surprise.

Bonea asked Harry about some children she saw playing in the Nevernever the last time she was there.

Unexpected Christmas.

There's someone coming to Chicago, and Harry finds the temporal out-of-towner is more familiar, and familial, than he was expecting.

"The last thing this dorkfest needed was Harry Dresden gone full MKUltra, pissed-off and running amok-amok-amok." The Final Tale for Hauntober 2020, a companion fic to my story, Tripping. Happy Halloween!

"I never thought that what I could "see" would cost me the safety of my home. I never thought that I would be the cause for such a disaster. I'm only a kid!" Follow to see how Persephone meets Harry Dresden and how her ability to manipulate the fabric of reality as a human changes everything.

My collection of Dresden Files drabbles for Hauntober 2020!

When Los Angeles is rocked by a chain of ritualistic murders that grow increasingly depraved, a disgraced detective gambles his reputation and sanity on solving the case. But what difference can a single man make, when he shines a light on things that should have stayed in the dark? A noir stylized supernatural mystery set in Jim Butcher's Dresden Files.

What's the idiom? Life sucks and then you die?If only. Not so long after death Deirdre Archleone is given new life and inducted into the school of hard knocks, courtesy of a certain archangel. She goes along for a chance at freedom, determined not to learn her lesson. She's going to find her father, even if it kills her again. Fate has other ideas. Probable canon divergence.

Harry Dresden is Chicago's only professional wizard and thanks to recent developments, the local Warden of the White Council. But finally getting recognition from the Council that spurned him may not be all it's cracked up to be. A 'rogue Chronomancer' that appears on a rather coincidental holiday isn't one of his deadliest foes, but it's certainly one of the most annoying.

There's a price for absolution on this planet, and it's called penance. -Spider Robinson Takes place several years post-Mea Culpa and three to four months pre-Memento Mori.

Follow the story of one minor spellcaster who is more than he seems as he is pulled into a conflict that pits his mind, body, and soul against foes far more powerful than himself with allies he maybe shouldn't trust. Original story and characters set in Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files. Takes place between White Night and Small Favor. No prior exposure to series necessary.

First, do no harm. That was Harry's oath. After an immortal spirit of combat took him as its vessel, Ancient Mai will need to up his training.