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"Hounded" received generally positive reviews from readers and critics, praised for its:

Download the file, pour a pint of Irish whiskey, scratch your dog behind the ears, and prepare for the most epic chase in urban fantasy history. The source of the conflict

The plot is deceptively simple yet wildly energetic. For centuries, Atticus has been on the run from a vengeful Celtic god: Aenghus Óg, a deity of love and poetry who also happens to be a petty, vicious jerk. The source of the conflict? A legendary sword, Fragarach (The Answerer), which Atticus “borrowed” from Aenghus two millennia ago. His most endearing companion is Oberon, an Irish

Atticus masquerades as a 21-year-old owner of Third Eye Books and Herbs , an occult shop where he brews medicinal teas and tries to avoid ancient grudges. His most endearing companion is Oberon, an Irish wolfhound with whom he shares a telepathic link. Oberon’s humorous obsession with sausage, pop culture, and poodles provides a lighthearted counterpoint to the book’s intense action sequences. Plot: A Sword and a God’s Wrath visit Review: Hounded by Kevin Hearne

However, his tranquility was short-lived. A werewolf named Granuille, seeking revenge for a past transgression, stumbled upon Atticus's hidden compound. The old druid effortlessly dispatched the wolf with his trusty .45 revolver and a well-placed blast of magic.

Overall, "Hounded" is an entertaining and engaging urban fantasy novel that effectively blends action, humor, and mythology. If you enjoy fast-paced stories with witty dialogue and supernatural adventures, this book is a great starting point for "The Iron Druid Chronicles" series.

by Kevin Hearne introduces 2,100-year-old Druid Atticus O’Sullivan, who runs an occult shop in Arizona while fleeing ancient Celtic gods. Featuring heavy doses of humor from his telepathic Irish wolfhound, Oberon, the novel blends fast-paced urban fantasy with a rich, modern mythology mashup. For a comprehensive overview of the series and its world, visit Review: Hounded by Kevin Hearne