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Side Jobs

by Jim Butcher · The Dresden Files, Book 12.5

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Published Tuesday 26 October 2010Hardcover · Roc · 418 pages
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What to know about Side Jobs

Side Jobs by Jim Butcher was first published in 2010, and it sits in the The Dresden Files series.

Side Jobs is a novella in the The Dresden Files series (Book 12.5), and it reads best after Book 12, Changes.

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About the book

From the publisher

Here, together for the first time, are the shorter tales from Jim Butcher's DRESDEN FILES series — a compendium of cases that Harry and his cadre of allies managed to close in record time. The tales range from the deadly serious to the absurdly hilarious. Also included is a new, never-before-published novella that takes place after the cliff-hanger ending of the new April 2010 hardcover, Changes.

Contains:

+ "Restoration of Faith"

+ "Vignette"

+ "Something Borrowed" -- from
My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding

+ "It's My Birthday Too" -- from
Many Bloody Returns

+ "Heorot" -- from
My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon

+ "Day Off" -- from
Blood Lite

+ "Backup" -- novelette from Thomas' point of view, originally published by Subterranean Press

+ "The Warrior" -- novelette from
Mean Streets

+ "Last Call" -- from
Strange Brew

+ "Love Hurts" -- from
Songs of Love and Death

+ Aftermath -- all-new novella from Murphy's point of view, set forty-five minutes after the end of
Changes

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