Archives of Dresden. Bloody Rituals. Zombie Drums

His name is Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden. You can cast spells with that 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'...
Harry has always had problems with vampires. And now, old friend of Dresden, the vampire Thomas, asks him to investigate a series of murders of movie stars that occurred on set during filming. But why has this seemingly ordinary, non-magical case garnered such interest in the vampire circles of Chicago? Harry is also perplexed ('Bloody Rituals')...
The sorcerer and necromancer Kemmler, executed for numerous crimes by the verdict of the White Council of Wizards, although he is condemned to lawful death, his Word lives on. And whoever reaches the manuscript that Kemmler left for the world first, and performs the monstrous ritual described in it in detail, will gain power over the dead and the living ('Zombie Drums')...
The cycle of novels about Harry Dresden occupies a worthy place alongside such a well-known example of fantasy detective as the series about the adventures of Garrett, which came from the pen of Glen Cook.