Books by Kevin Hearne
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review 1: This was a very good book for Atticus! He went through a lot. I'm not spoiling it for everyone, but just read it!!! Atticus and Oberon along with Granuaile are running for their lives through Europe! Some very interesting turns come about during this from sad to great! At the end...
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review 1: Oh this book is just as great as all the others. He finally has a place where he can train Granuaile which is pretty awesome. There are two things that I didn't like in this book. That would be that Leif is darker now and the skinwalkers were just so overpowered. It was almost li...
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review 1: Atticus, Granuaile and his mentor the Arch-druid are back. With the binding of Granuaile and the release of the arch-druid the druid population on earth has increased by 300% but someone is trying to kill them. Granuaile and Atticus are apart for most of this story but they come ...
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review 1: I like the way the author approaches these short stories, they are not paramount to the plot but even if it were he can sum it up in a paragraph in the next book, at least that's how a test of mettle went. We, who reads it, get a little side of action, humor and a little bit of c...
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review 1: Been reading the Dresden Files and got caught up in the 14 book series so while I wated for another story I NEEDED another series to get sucked into.I came across this 3-in-1 novel and thought 'what the heck'. I didn't take to it right away but I was slowly sucked into this stor...
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review 1: Here it is my new Urban Fantasy passion: Atticus the druid and his dog Oberon (the great), now I just have a little bit of free time to read all the books of the series so far....Ecco qui la mia nuova passione Urban Fantsy: il druido Atticus e il suo fido (e spassosissimo) cane p...
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review 1: The adventures of Atticus and his faithful hound, Oberon, have entertained me mightily since the very first book, Hounded (although I’m a little less enthused with the most recent one, Shattered) and the accompanying novellas and short stories are always fun, too. The Chapel Peri...
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review 1: Another quick read that sets the pace for the first book in the series, "Hounded". In this one we find Atticus and Oberon headed for the Grand Canyon for a short R&R when they encounter three young witches with an unsavory plan. The story is meant to lay out the capabilities of ...
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review 1: I made a very smart decision to buy all three books as a single volume! It was a marathon read and I had trouble putting it down .. and still had to race on to Books 4 and 4.5. A very satisfying universe of gods, magic, druids, werewolves, and even Jesus and Mary. In fact, bes...
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review 1: I had seen these books pop up on the various YA/Supernatural book blogs I read and was always intrigued. Druids have always been one of my favorite magical beings. I used to have tons of research books on them when I was a kid and I always play a Druid in D&D or a Verbena in Mage...
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review 1: Review to follow if I have some timeshort version though - Really enjoyed this series so far, main character is someone I can relate to in terms of general outlook of life and enjoy the wit and banter of all the characters. One downside so far is the overuse of the dog commentar...
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review 1: This prequel to the first book in the Iron Druid series is a great introduction to Atticus and his hound Oberon. As always, the last Druid cannot keep himself from getting involved and totally making things worse for himself before he makes them any better. It's fast paced and li...
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review 1: Too short
review 2: Definitely benefited from its brevity. Damn it was hard to listen to all the cat deaths, though.
review 2: Definitely benefited from its brevity. Damn it was hard to listen to all the cat deaths, though.