Monster Hunter Bloodlines

Monster Hunter, Book 8

By: Larry Correia

Narrated by: Oliver Wyman

In a business like monster hunting, it's all about setting priorities.

The chaos god Asag has been quiet since the destruction of the City of Monsters, but Monster Hunter International know that he is still out there, somewhere - plotting, waiting for his chance to unravel reality.

When Owen and the MHI team discover that one of Isaac Newton's Ward Stones is being auctioned off by Reptoids who live deep beneath Atlanta, they decide to steal the magical superweapon and use it to destroy Asag once and for all. But before the stone can be handed off, it is stolen by a mysterious thief with ties to MHI and the Vatican's Secret Guard.

It's a race against time, the Secret Guard, a spectral bounty hunter, and a whole bunch of monsters to acquire the Ward Stone and use it against Asag. For as dangerous as the chaos god is, there is something much older - and infinitely more evil - awakening deep in the jungles of South America.

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©2021 Larry Correia (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

Wtf Owen Pitt

U totally left me on a cliff hanger …. So madd but so into u .loll

Ah, now THAT was a good book

Loved it! Both the written and audio versions of the book are a delight - with each drawing your attention to different aspects of the story.
As with all truly good books, I look forward to the next

I love the series but...

*sigh*
I feel like Larry Correia really dropped the ball on this one. The intro to the story felt very ham-fisted and forced and not at all like the smooth intros his other stories have. Once the story got going it improved but definitely felt like it was off. The monster hunter series has had some serious ups and downs and I do feel like this was one of the downs. The stories that don't directly follow Owen always seem to fall a little flat except for Nemesis. this was the first Owen story that had kind of a lackluster feel not to mention Oliver Wyman didn't do as well narrating this book as he did with the others either

What happened to Earl?

Hooked on the series but the changed voices really threw me off. My favorite character Earl Harbinger has a small role in this book but sounded like an aged Hillbilly with a sore throat and not as commanding. Pitt was like a whining youngster. What a shame. Monsters were great as usual as was the cliffhanger.

Great as usual

I loved everything about it only problem was it was too short can't wait to see what happens in the next book