Dresden Files - books speculation

[gategrrl]

I finished reading Proven Guilty - my speculation is that it's Ebenezer who is the mole on the High Council - at the very end of the book, when he and Harry discuss who could be leaking the whereabouts of the Wizards to the Black Vampire Court, they don't even mention that Ebenezer knew where all the wizards were stashed, and their movements.  

And in the previous book, Ebenezer was 'lucky' in that he didn't go to the hospital that was attacked. It's a little bit too neat that he sidestepped that. Then again, Morgan wasn't there, either. Since we don't know much about the Injun, he's not a real suspect, at least not yet.

No, I haven't read White Night, so I don't know what the new developments are (so to speak, I know the book has been out for a while).

Comments

[khek.livejournal.com]

I just finished reading Proven Guilty too! (and I've read two chapters of White Night...not much to spoil yet.) I thought I'd read it when it came out in hardcover, but apparently I didn't. I think I read the previous book twice.

I wondered about Ebenezer, but my suspect is the Merlin. I don't think he's incorruptible, and I even wonder if the person (?) attending the council meetings is really the person elected to the position.

So, what do you think Thomas' new job is? :)

[gategrrl.livejournal.com]

I think....Thomas is a nighttime sex phone operator? It would make sense - he can get his emotional feeding over the phone, and not have much person to person people contact (you can do those jobs at home). Could a White Court Vampire get sexual energy over the phone lines?

I also suspect the Merlin, but the way Jim Butcher's mind works, he likes to lull the reader into thinking the worst person, the snarkiest or the jerkiest, is the traitor, etc etc. I think I would be disappointed if the Merlin was the mole.