Hell Hunter

Hell Hunter, Book 1

De: Cassius Lange, Ecco Castle, LitForge Press

Narrado por: Brian Kozak, Ari Kassabian

Asher Corvin was a bouncer at the Dreamweaver, a man whose only job was keeping the trash away from the girls on stage. It was a simple gig until a pair of Wretched tore through the front doors and started killing everyone in the building. Including him.

But death was just the start of a long contract negotiation.

Now bound to the Demon Lord Maz’Goloth and reborn as a Hell Hunter of the Fifth Circle, Asher is back and thrust into a silent war between Heaven, Hell, and everything in between. There are no heroes, and there is no good or bad. All sides suck.

He is armed with a soul-bound greatsword and a heavy-caliber revolver that will make the task a little bit easier. But he doesn’t have to hold the line alone. From his partner, the sharp-tongued and dangerously beautiful hunter Aly, the mysterious Wiccan scholar Winter, and the silver-haired Seraph reject Iris, Asher is surrounded by powerful women out for some blood of their own.

To keep all his friends and new-found allies alive, he will first have to turn the Dreamweaver into a fortress by hunting, harvesting, and bartering his way to power. In a world where every shadow hides another way to die, Asher will do whatever it takes to protect what is his.

©2026 Cassius Lange (P)2026 Cassius Lange, Ecco Castle

Fun book

This was a fun book. Good natured hell hunters. Not really dark, not scary, just good natured fun action with a bit of larceny thrown in!

I need a Dirty drink and heart boxers, stat

Asher is a "nightclub" strip club bouncer who has a rough upbringing but found the path that worked for him, at least until the day he dies.
then he learns that the afterlife isn't at all what he has been taught. His sinner soul is auctioned off to a demon lord who immediately send him back to earth to serve as a hell hunter, a mercenary of hell. Contracts are assigned and off he goes, no choice in accepting only when to complete.
But Hell isn't the only game in town, and every side is more interested in serving itself and denying anything to those not of their faction, and with little regard for any mortal suffering.
Asher meets his trainer, Aly- a slightly more experienced hunter who hasn't had much luck in her job but knows more than he does. Together, they begin to build something out of the wreckage of Asher's former life, as far as everyone he knew can tell, he "just had a flesh wound" instead of dying. they must work thru the plots and schemes of Heaven, Hell, and whatever else is out there and find a way to maintain something like humanity despite no longer being human, not anymore.
come take a look at a different version of the afterlife and what comes to those who sin

It's Decent

Overall not bad. Slightly above average hence the 3 star rating. Some all too common issues here for me to rate it any higher. The narration is great, I am familiar with other work from these two voice actors and they don't disappoint. Sadly the all too common issue of "special MC" that knows how to fight and is a tough guy, proceeds to get his face kicked in constantly. Someone that knows combat should know the basic rule of if you have a sword, don't stick it in the ground and leave it there while fighting. Then you have the primary support character, she is a higher rank and should be both stronger and more knowledgeable about the type of combat and world they opposite in, proceeds to immediately get her face kicked in and become useless because "the mc is special and has to save the day dammit!" and shenanigans along those lines which is poor writing in my opinion. If you read my whole review, thanks. All in all it's decent and not bad to fill the time and you might even like it more than me, but I can't rate it higher than a 3.