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White Night

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Someone is killing magic practitioners in Chicago, and the clues point to Harry's brother

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  • Main story9 of 18
  • Chronological9 of 20
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Quick recap

Murphy calls Harry to an apparent suicide, and he senses the victim practiced magic. Someone is killing practitioners in Chicago, and several missing women were seen with Thomas. Harry learns that House Skavis vampires, who feed on despair, are behind the deaths, and that Thomas was actually smuggling the women out to protect them. The Skavis plant is Priscilla, and Harry saves Elaine from her. At the White Court conclave, Harry and Ramirez challenge Vittorio Malvora and Madrigal Raith to a duel; Harry kills Madrigal. Marcone becomes a baron under the Accords, and Harry finds out Lara was behind the scheme.

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What changed on screen

  1. Behind the scenesOrganized witches

    The book introduces the Ordo Lebes, a group of magic practitioners led by Anna Ash, who hire Elaine to protect them.

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  2. SetupMarcone levels up

    In return for his help, John Marcone becomes a freeholding baron under the Accords. That matters later.

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