Soul Song
A Dirk & Steele Novel
The Dresden Files #6Marjorie M. Liu

| ISBN: | 9780062019905 |
| Publisher: | Harper |
| Published: | 1 May, 2011 |
| Format: | Mass Market PB |
| Language: | English |
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| Genre: | Fiction |
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- 1 Tiger eye
- 1 Storm Front
- 1 Wizard for Hire
- 2 Fool Moon
- 2 Shadow Touch
- 3 Grave Peril
- 3 Wizard at Large (The Dresden Files)
- 4 Summer Knight
- 4 Wizard Under Fire
- 4 A Dream of Stone & Shadow: A Dirk & Steele Novella
- 5 Death Masks. Jim Butcher (Dresden Files 05)
- 6 Blood Rites: Bk. 6
- 6 Soul Song
- 6 Архивы Дрездена. Перемены. Адская работенка
- 6.5 Where the Heart Lives
- 7 The Last Twilight
- 7 Dead Beat: Bk. 7
- 8 Proven Guilty: Bk. 8
- 8 The Wild Road: A Dirk & Steele Novel
- 9 White Night
- 9 The Fire King: A Dirk & Steele Novel
- 10 In the Dark of Dreams: A Dirk & Steele Novel
- 10 Small Favour
- 11 Turn Coat
- 11 Within the Flames
Soul Song
A Dirk & Steele Novel
The Dresden Files #6Marjorie M. Liu
A gorgeous new look for the fifth installment in bestselling author Marjorie M. Liu’s award-winning Dirk & Steele series. Against her will, Kitala Bell can foresee the future.But only darkness and violence . . . and death. And nowit is her own future that is in peril. Her fate is in the hands of a prince of the sea.More than a man—impossibly beautiful and dangerous,with a voice that can seduce and hypnotize—M’cal’s song manipulates lives the way Kitala coaxessweet music from the strings of her violin. Yet heis a prisoner, the captive of a malevolent mistress intenton using his powers to evil ends, and stretchedto the very limits of his endurance. For Kitala, he is lightand hope and fantasy, and survival for them bothrequires a bond more intimate and passionate thaneither has ever known. But it comes at a pr ice,for their love threatens not only the lives they’ve alwaysknown . . . but the very essence of their souls.











