As Chicago's only professional wizard, Harry Dresden has had cases that have pitted him against insane necromancers, power-hungry faerie queens, enigmatic dark wizards, fallen angels—pretty much a "who's who" of hell and beyond—with the stakes in each case ranging from a lone human soul to the entire human race.
You can't keep a good wizard down - even when he wants to stay that way.
When it comes to the
magical ruling body known as the White Council, Harry keeps his nose
clean and his head down. For years, the Council has held a death mark
over Harry's head. He's still thought of as a black sheep by some;and as
a sacrificial lamb by others. But none regard him with more suspicion
and disdain than Morgan, a veteran Warden with a grudge against anyone
who bends the rules.
Now that Riley’s managed
to (just barely) fend off Armageddon, everything’s changed. Well . . .
most things. After their passionate kiss before the big battle in the
cemetery, Beck is back to treating her like a little girl, as if nothing
ever happened. While she’d love to just tell him off and move on, Riley
vowed to take care of Beck the way he’s taken care of her since her
father’s death—but she’s about to get a whole lot more than she
bargained for. When she’s commissioned to go with Beck to
his hometown and help him care for his dying mother, they stumble too
close to a dark and murderous secret, one that Beck fears will drive
Riley away from him forever. As chaos breaks loose, Riley may be Beck's
only hope for redemption . . . and survival. Meanwhile, up in
Atlanta, it’s quickly becoming clear that Heaven may have won a battle,
but the war is far from over. Riley and Beck face a stormy future, as
Lucifer's ex-right-hand-man, Sartael, proves himself to be more
resilient than anyone thought. He has Atlanta in his grip and is about
to begin a brutal war with the prince of Hell. As the seconds tick down
toward a final confrontation, it's up to Riley and the man she loves to
finally defeat their old enemy, or lose everything they've fought for. From Goodreads. 
It’s two weeks before Triss turns 18, and her world is about to change into the most magical one imaginable as she readies herself to enter The Witch Avenue Order... that is until her mother’s disappearance. Instead of celebrating her transformation, she finds herself spreading rose petals into her mother’s empty grave.
Because she’s not a witch. Or at least not any kind of witch the old ways recognize… From Goodreads. 
Someone is targeting
the city’s magic practitioners, the members of the supernatural
underclass who don’t possess enough power to become full-fledged
wizards. Many have vanished. Others appear to be victims of suicide. But
the murderer has left a calling card at one of the crime scenes–a
message for Harry Dresden, referencing the book of Exodus and the
killing of witches.
The days are growing
darker for 17-year-old demon trapper Riley Blackthorne. With her
father’s reanimated body back safely, Beck barely speaking to her
because of her tryst with a hunky fallen angel and a deal freshly made
with Lucifer, she has enough on her hands to last a normal teenage
lifetime. Though she bargained with Heaven to save his life, her
ex-boyfriend Simon has told the Vatican’s elite team of demon hunters
that she’s working with Hell. So now she’s on the run, at the top of
everyone’s most-wanted list.
Warbreaker is the story of two sisters, who happen to be princesses, the God King one of them has to marry, the lesser god who doesn’t like his job, and the immortal who’s still trying to undo the mistakes he made hundreds of years ago.
Harry Dresden is the
only wizard in the Chicago phone book. He consults from the police
department on those so-called "unusual" cases. He's even been on talk
shows. So there's no love lost between Harry and the White Council of
Wizards, who find him a little brash and undisciplined. But now war with
the vampires has thinned the ranks of wizards, and the White Council
needs Harry, like it or not. He's drafted as a Warden, and assigned to
look into rumors of black magic in the Windy City.