My favorite in the series so far

Destitute, shaggy, dirty and heart broke, things couldn't get much worse for Harry Dresden, Chicago's only listed wizard. That is until frogs rain from the sky, a nasty monster tries to assassinate him, a long lost love (who once tried to kill him) shows up, the White Council decides to convene to decide Harry's fate for his role in starting the war with the Red Court vampires - and - the queen of the fairies buys out his term of service from his fairy godmother.

Beautiful, descriptive, fanciful passages follow one after another through a delightful (and horrifying!) trip through the high courts of the Seelie and Unseelie of the Sidhe. Anyone who loves to read about fairies (not just the little tinkerbell types - but the monstrous beauty of Titania and Mab) will not be disappointed with the faithful descriptions with up to date interpretations. Some of the most comical moments include Toot-Toot - and his tiny army of friends - and their ferocious love for pizza.