If this is sitting in your TBR pile, or its one you’ve meant to pick up…Do it! You can expect to see the rest of the series reviewed on the blog. The story wraps up nicely and provides a set up for things to come. The action scenes and climatic encounter were brilliantly done with attention to detail, twists, and kickassery.

Atticus must rely on friends, Gods, and his wits if he is to survive. In Hounded, a Celtic god wants Atticus’s sword and sends mercenaries of the paranormal variety to do his bidding before the big showdown. It looks like each book will have an overall dilemma as Hearne builds on the overall story ARC. He can telepathically communicate with Oberon, his Irish wolfhound, and lord this pup is funny! His obsession with sausage and French Poodles about killed me. From Atticus’s sharp wit and cunning battle skills to his posh vampire lawyer, listeners will find themselves laughing, holding their breath and wondering how Atticus will survive. I loved Atticus and felt Hearne made him complex, funny, relatable and genuine. I devoured Hounded and loved everything from the paranormal world living in secret side by side with humans to Atticus’s dealings with FAE, witches, shifters, vampires, and gods. Hells yes, within five minutes I was all in. In his spare time, he loves shape-shifting and hunting with his Irish wolfhound. He pulls magic from the earth, carries a magic Druid sword known as Fragarach, the Answerer. In actuality, he is the last of the Druids and twenty-one centuries old.

At first, glance he appears to be a carefree handsome, twenty-something, tattooed Irish dude. Seriously, Hounded is all that I love about urban fantasy with a narration that was utterly addictive.Ītticus O’Sullivan lives in Arizona and owns an occult bookshop. There it sat in my queue for over a year. Then when I read reviews about the narrations of Luke Daniels, I added the Audible edition. Hounded by Kevin Hearne first sat on my Kindle after bloggers I adore and trust called it a must-read.

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