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varethane (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} varethane) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} fandom_wank, |
Honestly if I'd started reading the Dresden Files from book 1, I doubt I'd have bothered with the others-- or I might have read up to book 2 or 3 but then gotten tired of how repetitive they were (relative to each other) and dropped the series.
...But, I started with Dead Beat (which I think is book... 5? Or so? too lazy to google), and it grabbed me enough to make me want to read ALL of the others. Giving me the patience to get through the first three, which I still found tedious, just so I could find out how things had gotten to the point they were at in the first one I'd read.
(I still think Dead Beat is the high point of that series. I mean, zombie t-rex</a>. ZOMBIE T-REX.)
...But, I started with Dead Beat (which I think is book... 5? Or so? too lazy to google), and it grabbed me enough to make me want to read ALL of the others. Giving me the patience to get through the first three, which I still found tedious, just so I could find out how things had gotten to the point they were at in the first one I'd read.
(I still think Dead Beat is the high point of that series. I mean, zombie t-rex</a>. ZOMBIE T-REX.)
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