Up, Pup and Away

Spellbound Hound Magic and Mystery, Book 7

De: Jeannie Wycherley

Narrado por: David Winter

Toby's been building up quite a reputation for himself.

Well, he likes to think so.

It's therefore no surprise that when things go wrong for any of his canine friends, he’s called in to help them out. But this time, it’s Toby who needs assistance.

The Pointy Woman is back and our talented spellbound hound has a bone to pick with her!

The problem is, first he has to find a way to get to her. Cue a helpful fox, a plucky hedgehog, a "bithycle" made for one, a balloon ride never to be forgotten and the usual shenanigans.

But when the fun and games are over, it’s time to get serious.

Deadly serious.

All the latest magick and mystery from your favourite Spellbound Hound.

Toby's adventures are best listened to in order, although they can be heard as standalones.

©2024, 2025 Jeannie Wycherley (P)2025 Jeannie Wycherley

Toby the Spellbound hound vows vengeance!

Toby faces his most personal and important case tracking his arch nemesis and bringing her to justice. In the previous book, Toby thinks he sighted the Pointy woman at a dog show. Now he has visions and is fixated on finding her. Clarissa is helping with research in some ancient texts, but Toby strikes out on his own you locate the Pointy woman’s home. With the assistance of some new forest friends and new (to Toby) modes of transportation, Toby finally finds her. Toby also befriends an old man in the park, but can’t decide if he is really a friend or foe. This is the most life threatening adventure for Toby and his friends. It is also the most heart clenching and tear jerking book. I loved it! The characters are so well developed and grow and mature over the course of the series. Toby and Clarissa are so well suited and I enjoy how they interact. Perhaps Clarissa’s boyfriend DC Ed will learn Toby-speak too. The narration is outstanding. His performance brings the characters and story to life.

A Formidable Foe

I enjoyed this story as much as the others in the series. I felt for Toby as he worked through the events which helped him to recognize his old foe. I understood how Toby's suspicions started to affect his emotions and his perceptions. I appreciated the moments of humor which lightened some of the heavier themes in the tale. I liked Toby's newest companions: the fox and the hedgehog. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. I was entertained by David Winter's narration as his performance added to the story's entertainment. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.