Hell Freezes Over

A Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Novella

De: John G. Hartness

Narrado por: James Foster

He's no stranger to blood. His uncle is Count Dracula, the most famous vampire in history, after all. But what he finds in a quiet North Carolina family home rocks even the jaded Quincy Harker. Families are being slaughtered, butchered like animals, and it seems like the loving fathers are to blame.

But a ghostly visitor shows Harker that there is more to the story than he can see, even with his mystical Sight. So he goes chasing justice, and his quest takes him deeper and darker places than even his guardian angel can follow, and pits him against foes stronger than any he has ever faced before.

Will Harker solve the mystery before more men, women and children are brutally murdered? Can he fight the powers that are moving behind the scenes to keep the truth hidden? And will he be able to stop the murderer when he finds him? Or it?

©2016 John G. Hartness (P)2016 John G. Hartness

Another solid listen

What did you love best about Hell Freezes Over?

Great characters, good story and excellent narration.

What did you like best about this story?

This world, I'll get every book produced in this series. I'm 100% hooked.

What does James Foster bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Are you kidding, james foster is one of the best, he IS the story for me.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yep, and tried. Stupid work...

Paranormal, action and just plain good

I received this book for free for an honest and unbiased review

I did not realize this but I have listened to John G Hartness' books before "the black knight chronicles" before I asked to receive this to review this book. So needless to say I am already a fan of his work. It was a different narrator though but he did a great job and was perfect for this book. This book goes about our main character, Quincy Harker, trying to figure out the murders of what looks like the father of family's killing their entire family. Quincy can see the dead children and talk to them and ask them yes or no questions because the kids cannot talk back. It has supernatural and paranormal, we have Angels, demons, possessions and of course his uncle is the one and only Dracula!
So for a shorter story I think this was a good one. I have and definitely will continue to read this authors work.
If you have not already, go check out "The Black Knight Chronicles" I enjoyed it as well, same author, different narrator.

Happy Reading/Listening!!!

Great continuation of the dracula legacy

This is the 2nd quincy harker novel I've read. It mixes magic, demons, angels, police, Dracula, and witty sarcasm for a fabulous blend of characters in a great story. I received this audiobook from the author narrator or publisher for free via audiobookblast in exchange for an unbiased review

Absolutely fun read

What made the experience of listening to Hell Freezes Over the most enjoyable?

The story and the narrator. Wow what a ride and the
sarcasm of Harker was made this character believable.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I've always liked the supernatural subject that makes these
book more interesting. I found this book by accident bought it
and I fell in love with the Dracula genera and how his nephew
Jonathan Harker is a demon Hunter. Got to love the idea.

What does James Foster bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The good character development make for an excellent
story line. The play on the novel Dracula.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Nothing

Any additional comments?

I recommend this book and the whole series. With the
Sarcasm of Harker you can't go wrong

only scratched the surface of the crazy adventures

Qunicy Harker, everyones favorite half vampire, magic wielding, demon hunting, homeland security agent, is back for another tale. My first impression was how different the cover artwork is for this fourth novella is compared to the rest of thee series. Going into this I was really hoping that the snarkiness and overall feel of the story is not different.

Harker has faced a variety of different foes in the previous stories, so I couldn’t think of what could possibly be next. Let me just say this. Somebody makes a deal with a devil and there are not any winners and angels have their own issues. The reoccurring characters, Quincy, Smith, Flynn, all continue to evolve with more and more being revealed. I was surprised at how little his Uncle was in this one. Not complaining because all I want Harker, Flynn and their banter, with an occasional interruption from Smith and their banter.

Hell Freezes Over does indeed have a slightly different feel. Don’t get excited, I do not mean this in a bad way. Here we have a series that is starting to grow up a little, yes just a little. What I mean is Hartness isn’t focusing on the crass humor to carry anything in the story. While it is there, and I do enjoy it, just not as in your face.

Hartness was able to expand on the paranormal world that lays just on fringes of the mortal world. I really think that he has only scratched the surface of the crazy adventures that Harker will find himself.

I continue to see great things on the horizon for this series and wonder how long Hartness can keep it going with a fresh new story each time.

James Foster has made Harker his. Foster is Harker. Plain and simple. He has changed his “normal” storytelling voice into something that almost doesn’t sound like him. Continuing to refine his gravely undertones. Coming up with entertaining voices for the demons and such. I really don’t think that anyone else could do better. And if it wasn’t Foster telling the story it wouldn’t be Quincy Harker.

Audiobook was provided for review by the narrator.

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