Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter - Omnibus Volume One

Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter, Books 1-3

De: John G. Hartness

Narrado por: James Anderson Foster

He's the ass-kicking, wise-cracking, hard-drinking demon hunter you never knew you needed. He's Quincy Harker, and he's here to save your ass whether you want it or not. The immortal magic-wielding son of Jonathan Harker and Mina Murray from the classic novel Dracula, Harker now lives in North Carolina hunting down demons and sending them back to Hell.

This Omnibus Edition collects the first 12 novellas in the Quincy Harker series. Included here are:

Year One
Raising Hell
Straight to Hell
Hell on Heels
Hell Freezes Over

The Cambion Cycle
Heaven Sent
Heaven's Door
Heaven Help Us
Heaven Can Wait

Damnation
Calling All Angels
Devil Inside
Angel Dance

©2019 John G. Hartness (P)2019 Falstaff Books

Great series.

good story lines lots of twists and turns. gritty street fighting demon hunter. I really enjoyed it. looking forward to next book. Narrator very good too.

FUNNY, VICIOUS & FAIRLY WELL THOUGHT -OUT.

heads up for anybody who buys the Omnibus it does not say that Dance with the Devil is included in the Omnibus but it is so don't listen to Audible because apparently some of them can't read and retype a description without fucking up. so far if you buy this on the bus then afterward you only need to buy a 3-pack of books and then one book to complete the series.


all right so main character hysterical probably one of the funnier main characters I've ever read about guys got a great outlook on everything which is no bullshit and most problems can be solved With A Bullet to the Head I like that. I love that in a few of the books they changed the main character to give you a better understanding of some of the other members in his group. voice acting was really good and the character development was pretty on point I don't expect there to be a lot of character development in a character that's over a hundred and twenty years old but just like the main character these books just keep getting better and better. the only flaw I can honestly say that this book has is that in three of the books he claims that there's no such thing as dragons vehement Lee and then somewhere in the last two books he claims the dragons exist and have half dragon half human babies all the time which is upsetting because I feel like the writer left an opening for his friends to make fun of him and yell at him and berate him constantly this book is amazing and I will recommend it to all of my friends.

Harker giving as much as talking sh*t!

As much as I adore horror movies this story is like Bruce Campbell meets that van helsing movie. lol loved every minute of it.

I actually like this series

This was pretty damn good as a collection of book, but way to short individually.

Books 1-12, Years 1-3 What the ever loving F

It was a great deal to get four novellas in each Quincy M/F Harker book, with each book covering a year. This omnibus doesn’t just double down. This omnibus triple downs, combining the first three books for a total of twelve novellas. Nearly 40 hours for one credit. Worth it! The slight oddity is that the series arc runs through a fourth book/year containing four more novellas (the Goldy arc) Given that book four is available, why not provide the complete collection?

If you like Joss Whedon, and especially the Buffy vibe, then you’ll love this series... if the hero were Spike instead of Buffy, and Spike was more Deadpool than Angel. Also, lots of F bombs, especially in his tagline of “I’m Quincy M/F Harker.”

The author’s weakness is subtlety and development, resulting in some “where the heck did that plot point come from” moments that hit like I was ambushed by a two by four. I also didn’t realize some characters were black (I got so much more out of Jo and momma Cass’ interaction once I figured them out) or even that Quincy looked like late 20s, early 30s until hours into each character’s introduction. That’s where spending time on the settings, character development, or maybe some interludes off the main path would have added to the story. But, I didn’t get this for my deep development, I got it because it’s a pulpy, irreverent, bonkers twist on the vampire, Frankenstein, good vs evil monster-mash genre. The writing style ensures nonstop action, machine gunning from scene to scene, and wisecrack to wisecrack.

The narrator’s performance of Quincy is fantastic (even if the voice sounds like it belongs to a middle aged man, not a 120 year old in a 27 year old body). His female voices tend to blend together, but that is easily forgiven with his other strengths.

📍Listener Tip: Audible’s organization for this series, and the author’s thing for calling 4 hour novellas “books” makes it hard to tell the proper series order … or to avoid buying duplicates. My tip is to avoid the four hour “books”/novellas numbered 1-16, and avoid the “year one, two and three” books that feature novella/books “1-4, 5-8, and 9-12.”

The series order that gets you all books without duplicates is:
☠️ Quincy Harker- Demon Hunter Omnibus (this book) (containing books Years One, Two, and Three… which contain book/novellas 1-4, 5-8, and 9-12)
☠️ Salvation (contains Year Four … which contains book/novellas 13-16, also known as the Glory arc)
☠️ Carl Perkin’s Cadillac, which is the second book labeled “book 5” but also known as book 17
☠️ Inflection Point, labeled book 6 and book 18 (this starts a three book story arc)
☠️ Conspiracy Theory
☠️ Comes A Reckoning
☠️ From here, look for the books that are at least eight hours to distinguish them from the novella/books.

Annoying? Yes! Worth it to sort thru? Hell yes!