**edited 01/30/14 
 Several times in previous books, Harry has threatened that if an enemy touches someone he loves, he will pick up every weapon he can use to go after them, no matter the cost. In this book, he proves it. 
 His old lover, Susan Rodriguez, suddenly drops in and tells him that the daughter he never knew existed has been kidnapped. Characteristically, Harry is savage and single-minded in his urge to protect and save her: she is a child, a girl, and, most of all, his own kin. Changes is the darkest, most intense book yet. The title is not merely ironic; practically everything in Harry's life is altered as he takes up weapon after weapon, uses person after person, to save his daughter. The book is bittersweet and heartbreaking at times, horrifying at others, and intense throughout. The book not only changes Harry and his life, but also how we view him as a character. 
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