Fool Moon by Jim Butcher

*The Dresden Files, book 2*

This was a fun book that was recommended by a friend; I read the first novel, Storm Front, last year. This is also one of the few books that my husband also read (we don't agree on books very often).

Harry Dresden is a wizard for hire: part private eye, part supernatural expert for the Chicago PD's "Special Investigations" division. I like to think of this guy as another version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, though he's not as funny and kind of a misogynist.

In this novel, people are being ripped apart by what looks like an animal but isn't. Karrin Murphy, head of Special Investigations, contacts Dresden when the bodies start piling up. When he suggests they're looking for a werewolf, he reveals there are many different kinds of werewolves.

This is a fun and quick read and I laughed a lot. At one point I said, "Everyone's a damn werewolf," and my husband just laughed.