Dig Two Graves

Daniel Faust, Book 11

De: Craig Schaefer

Narrado por: Adam Verner

Daniel Faust is back from hell and out for blood. He has a new face and a deadly mission: to find the tiger-queen Naavarasi and his own traitorous brother, and put them both six feet underground.

But when Naavarasi’s shape-shifting minions abduct one of Daniel’s own, it’s time for a desperate rescue. With his demonic lover Caitlin and his precocious apprentice Melanie, he follows a thread of nonexistent airlines, ghostly packages, and urban legends all the way to Springfield, a small town with big secrets.

A small town where everything closes at sundown and people are warned not to go out after dark. A small town where the library offers books written by authors who never existed, and the locals seem to be acting out parts assigned by an invisible director. There’s only one way into Springfield. There’s no easy way out. And as the fabric of reality begins to warp and change all around them, Daniel and company will have to learn a new set of rules if they want to survive and put an end to Naavarasi’s twisted design.

This is a rescue mission, but there’s more at stake than a single life. The consequences are cosmic. He’s gunning for a pair of heads tonight but before his work is done, Daniel Faust may have to drop enough bodies to fill a graveyard.

©2024 Craig Schaefer (P)2024 Craig Schaefer

Ohh my hellion…

I read this for free but I really enjoyed the entire series. I like the duality of the characters. Not really good or bad but they got to eat. Real life mixed with fiction. Very great story development and I love the characters. I will be buying the entire series to add to my fave collection. It’s hard to find a series that is great or worth with great narration and multiple books. When I find one I love I buy it!!!!

Need the next

Waiting for number 12 - ready for the conquest of the bad bad of the evil.

One satisfying book

I've been a diehard fan of the series from day one and I was just so supremely satisfied by this installment in the series. Schaefer is such a fun writer and skilled at keeping you on your toes. Even when things got silly, I knew there would be gore and complex relationships on the other side. Adam Verner does an incredible job on this book, as per usual. I can't imagine Daniel Faust being voiced by anyone else. He really brings the gritty world of the series to vivid life every book!

good book

it was a good book. this is a real review. that makes it 15 words

Another Excellent Installation to the Series

Writing a review with no spoilers? Just as hard as keeping a straight face in the office while listening, absolutely fantastic, go read it!