Gods at Odds

Case Files of an Urban Druid, Book 7

By: Auburn Tempest, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Rachel Dulude

Ye screw with this lass, ye get put on yer ass.

When the veil between the Fae and Human Realms fell, Merlin peeked into the future to show us how harried things would get. Cue the centrifuge of life spinning us into a scramble of course correcting.

The fae who wanted to be seen are being seen—and targeted. The dangerous sects better left in the shadows are angry—and about to revolt.

Nothing about the reveal of magic has been good for fae, humans, or the empowered.

Best laid plans of fae fools, amirite? With tensions rising and the fate of humanity about to get very messy, Team Trouble fights to navigate the instability of realm secrecy, public opinion, and pissed-off gods.

Merlin is the man with the plan. Now all we have to do is make it happen.

Join Team Trouble in this action-packed adventure of the Case Files of an Urban Druid series, Gods at Odds.

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Love This World

I love the Urban Druid world and all of its crazy, loving people. The authors deserve ALL the O'Henry bars for creating a loving, beautiful, quirky, hysterically funny family. I want to be adopted, please.

And the narrator!! I've heard Rachel Dulude voice other books but didn't realize how truly talented she was until now. I always knew who was talking because of the way she voiced the many, diverse characters. She's firmly in my top 10 narrators. You know, the ones you'll buy the book for without knowing the author because you the know the performance will be great.

Okay, I'm off to find more books by Auburn Tempest and/or Michael Anderle or audio books voiced by Rachel Dulude.

More

I need more. I need more of this family and more adventures. Please, please. Maybe more of the different pantheon

Love this series.

I enjoyed Chronicles of an Urban Druid so much that I looked for other series from this author and found this one, which continued the adventures of Fiona and her crew. Now that I’ve finished this set, I hate to see it end. It feels like I am saying goodbye to a friend. Loved the characters, loved the narration and accents, loved the plot. Highly recommend.