The Magic Stalking Circle In Jim Butcher's Fool Moon

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The novel “Fool Moon” is written by Jim Butcher. From “Fool Moon”, I understood that those who don’t know how to use the magic summoning circle they are killed. For example: Kim did not had the idea about how to use magic circle so, she was killed (Jim-128). I did not understood the reason behind Dresden not telling the truth about the summoning circle. If he had told to Kim about the summoning circle she would be alive.

Macrone was involved in doing crimes though he was a businessman (Jim-1-9). Here, in the Fool Moon I could notice that Macrone was offering a contract to Murray which was related to lots of money. (Jim-103). I could also notice that, there was happened something strange with Dresden’s father and mother in past. It also seems

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