His name is Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden. You can do magic with this name - he is not responsible for the consequences. When things take a strange turn, when something that should be buried in darkness comes to light, when no one else can help you, call... Who? To him, Harry Dresden. His name is in the Yellow Pages...How would you feel when you suddenly found out that you had a daughter? How would you feel if you were told that your daughter was kidnapped? That's right, double shock. One from joy, the other from indignation. And in order to save her, you have to give up everything that is valuable in your life. Harry Dresden, in order to save his daughter, has to make an alliance with forces that are openly hostile to him, to commit acts that are impossible for an ordinary person. And even if fate forces, he will not regret his life (“Changes”). Dresden’s trouble is that he is the only professional sorcerer in all of alternative Chicago, and there is no one else to turn to. Hence the countless conflicts. Either crazy necromancers will turn on him, then he will cross the path of an imperious crowned fairy, or the mysterious vampires from the Black College will have a grudge against Harry... It is from such stories, sometimes deadly serious, sometimes absurdly funny, that “Hell's Work” is made up - a selection from many materials , stored in Dresden’s personal archives. The series of works about Harry Dresden occupies a worthy place on a par with such a famous example of a fantasy detective story as the series about the adventures of Garrett, written by Glen Cook.