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Written by: Jim Butcher, Kat Richardson, Simon R. Green
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 Featuring New York Times best-selling authors Jim Butcher and Simon R. Green, and national best-selling authors Kat Richardson and Thomas E. Sniegoski, Mean Streets offers four novellas from the hottest names in contemporary paranormal suspense. Running the gamut from demons and werewolves to zombies and black magic, these whodunits crackle with otherworldly secrets, making for a noir collection with an extra set of fangs.©2009 Roc Trade (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC Anthologies & Short Stories Fantasy Private Investigators
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A Darkness of Noir

Anthologies are always difficult to rate, especially if the stories are not self-contained.
These magical mystery tours are from different series, by different authors. I've only read Jim Butcher's Dresden Chronicles, so the other tales made me feel I was missing something.

In The Warrior, Harry Dresden must deal with a man trying to do good through evil methods.

The Difference a Day Makes dragged me backwards through the Nightside, in a story that felt like it was told by a madman.

In The Third Death of the Little Clay Dog, Harper Blaine learns a lot about the Day of the Dead, and fulfils a woman's final bequest.

Noah’s Orphans left me wondering what kind of God ruled over Remy Chandler's Heaven.

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