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The Dresden Files · Book 13

Side Jobs

by Jim Butcher
Published
26 October 2010
Pages
401
ISBN-13
9780451463654
Type
companion
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About this book

Side Jobs is a companion volume in Jim Butcher's Dresden Files series, published in October 2010 at 401 pages. It's positioned between Changes and Ghost Story in the reading order.

Key facts about Side Jobs

Side Jobs is a companion book by Jim Butcher. Readers have had it since 26 October 2010. It runs to 401 pages.

Our list holds 2 editions of Side Jobs. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780451463654 to find the main one.

Side Jobs is book 13 of 21 in The Dresden Files series. The series has 21 published books. However, the series starts with Storm Front (2000). Out Law is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 5 May 2026.

Additionally, Jim Butcher writes Codex Alera and The Cinder Spires as separate series. Those series sit on our urban fantasy, epic fantasy and steampunk fantasy shelves. Meanwhile, Out Law is the latest published Jim Butcher book on file, from 5 May 2026.

About Jim Butcher

Jim Butcher is an American author best known for The Dresden Files, a long-running urban fantasy series following Harry Dresden, Chicago's only professional wizard-for-hire, as he investigates supernatural crimes for both paying clients and the city police. See every Jim Butcher book in order.

Its place in The Dresden Files

Side Jobs is book 13 in the The Dresden Files series. It follows Changes. It is followed by Ghost Story. See the full The Dresden Files reading order.

Harry Dresden is the only wizard in the Chicago phone book — 'Lost items found. Paranormal investigations. Reasonable rates. No love potions.' Jim Butcher's long-running series crosses hard-boiled detective fiction with full-throated fantasy: Harry consults for the Chicago PD's Special Investigations unit on cases involving the things the city refuses to believe in, from werewolves and vampire courts to faerie queens with contracts written in centuries. What starts as case-of-the-week noir ( Storm Front , 2000)…

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