Dresden Files: Child's Play (Chapter 2)

Title: Child's Play (2/11)
Rating: PG-13 (for violence and some language later on)
Spoilers: None in this chapter
Chapter Length: 2464 words
Summary: Harry's latest case is uncomfortably familiar and starts him on another quixotic crusade. The only trouble is, how do you stop a killer when you're stuck baby-sitting?
Author's Notes: Long chapter, mostly because there was a lot of exposition I needed to get out of the way. I did my best to research the legalish aspects of the story, but if anything seems wrong, just chalk it up to artistic license. :-)

Chapter Two: Procedure

( I'm not mature enough to be at a crime scene. )

Dresden Files: Child's Play (Chapter 3)

Title: Child's Play (3/11)
Rating: PG-13 (for violence and some language later on)
Spoilers: None in this chapter
Chapter Length: 3214 words
Summary: Harry's latest case is uncomfortably familiar and starts him on another quixotic crusade. The only trouble is, how do you stop a killer when you're stuck baby-sitting?
Author's Notes: I can't get my head around how Harry's apartment/office is laid out on the show. I try to keep notes in my mind when I watch the show, but it doesn't all connect for me. So, I may be taking a few liberties with the design. Anybody know if someone has made more detailed notes of it somewhere?

Chapter Three: Interference

( Remember that the next time you want to slap me. )

Dresden Files: Child's Play (Chapter 4)

Title: Child's Play (4/11)
Rating: PG-13 (for violence and some language later on)
Spoilers: None in this chapter
Chapter Length: 1618 words
Summary: Harry's latest case is uncomfortably familiar and starts him on another quixotic crusade. The only trouble is, how do you stop a killer when you're stuck baby-sitting?
Author's Notes: This chapter is a bit of a catch-all, it's the end of the last chapter and the beginning of the next chapter put together. I had to trim them both for length and flow.

Chapter 4: Night Terror

( No disappearing acts, Houdini. )