Dresden's Archives. A Small Favor. A Selling Skin

His name is Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden. You can conjure with this name - he is not responsible for the consequences. When things take a strange turn, when that which is supposed to be buried in darkness crawls into the light, when no one else can help you, call... Who? Him, Harry Dresden. His name is in the 'Yellow Pages'... That Halloween did not go well. The cold is frightening, Chicago is buried in snow. And then poor wizard Dresden ran into Mab, the queen of the fairy folk, and she reminded Harry that he owes a debt and it's time to pay it back. But how? Because the task set by the Queen resembles the well-known saying 'Go there - I don't know where, find that - I don't know what' ('A Small Favor'). If a barely alive, badly injured person shows up at your house in the morning and asks for help, of course, you would send him away and go back to enjoy your nice morning sleep. But Harry Copperfield Dresden is not like that. Even though this arrival is such a terrible person that there is nowhere to put a brand on him. And there is no benefit from him. But there are plenty of troubles, injuries, and other issues... ('A Selling Skin'). The series of novels about Harry Dresden holds a worthy place alongside such a well-known example of fantasy detective as the series about the adventures of Garrett, written by Glen Cook.