Jim Butcher, as part of his famous “Dresden Files” series, wrote a trilogy of short stories in the genre of humorous fantasy in which the sorcerer-detective Harry Dresden helps Bigfoot (Bigfoot). [1] At the same time, in each of the stories, Harry investigates different cases, and chronologically the plots are “stretched” between the novels, but unlike other short stories that are not interconnected, the trilogy offered to your attention by the author himself is conceived as interconnected stories...< /p>

Harry Dresden must help the client's son gain self-esteem, realize his strength and fight back two bully brothers who bully him at school.

The case seems trivial - but there is one thing quite a big circumstance...

The beloved detective-magician plays tricks on some supernatural hunters with a bunch of fancy equipment, and also tries to save the life of his great friend’s son, whose life force is slowly being drained by an unknown villain.

Harry Dresden, the sorcerer-detective, had just finished sorting out matters of the heart and solving the problems of fathers and sons, but did not have time to leave the scene. Now he is forced to talk with a representative of the law - and he is very skeptical about any oddities...