Brief Cases (The Dresden Files, #15.1)

by Jim Butcher

You use sugar to make a circle on the carpet only once. Let me tell you.

parked somewhere where I would probably get a ticket. I planned to ignore it. Anarchists have a much easier time finding parking spots.

“The government isn’t the mob, Harry.” “Aren’t they?” I asked. “Pay them money every year to protect you, and God help you if you don’t.”

“Is justice worth having?” Will asked. I eyed him. “Is it?” “Mostly,” I said. Warily. “Well, that’s why there’s a legal system.” “What does justice have to do with the legal system?” “Do you really want to tear it all apart and start over from 1776?” Will asked. “Not particularly. I have books to read.”