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In the fourth Iron Druid book Atticus and his apprentice Granuaile are on the run from the Norse gods Atticus thoroughly pissed off in the previous book, Hammered. In order to get away Atticus stages his own death with the help of tricksyer god, Coyote, but there's a price. Coyote wants Atticus to use his earth powers to seed a reservation with gold. He has a long term plan to improve the tribal economy. But things go awry when two local skin-walkers take offence and begin to attack the mining crew. Atticus has to fight them, and also a fierce vampire which is a hangover from the previous book. This book also features Atticus' talking wolfhound Oberon, who is one of my favourite characters. The narrator is Christopher Ragland. He does a pretty good job on all the voices, though I'm not so sure about his vocalisation of Oberon.Sep. 1st, 2020
In the fourth Iron Druid book Atticus and his apprentice Granuaile are on the run from the Norse gods Atticus thoroughly pissed off in the previous book, Hammered. In order to get away Atticus stages his own death with the help of tricksyer god, Coyote, but there's a price. Coyote wants Atticus to use his earth powers to seed a reservation with gold. He has a long term plan to improve the tribal economy. But things go awry when two local skin-walkers take offence and begin to attack the mining crew. Atticus has to fight them, and also a fierce vampire which is a hangover from the previous book. This book also features Atticus' talking wolfhound Oberon, who is one of my favourite characters. The narrator is Christopher Ragland. He does a pretty good job on all the voices, though I'm not so sure about his vocalisation of Oberon.
