In short, it does a superb job of bridging story arcs. Kevin Hearne's books are wonderfully witty, and literally make me laugh out loud, which many books don't. Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? The narration is as excellent as it has been in the other books. in the story involving Leif and Oberon and Atticus' past actions which I'm thinking will lead up to events to be covered in the next book, well, I'm hoping it will anyway, because I like Leif and kinda hope that thread gets sorted out All in all, I like the series quite a bit and am looking forward to the next installment when it comes out. There is some humor in it, mostly involving Oberon, but the story itself is a bit serious. It didn't feel as "educational" as the last book but it wasn't as light-humored as the first books either. It features a lot of Coyote, and the mythology explored this time is Native American. (And if you haven't read the other books, I'd suggest reading them first, in order.) This installment sees Atticus setting up his new life after upsetting all the gods in book three. This was as good a story as book two was so if you liked the earlier books in this series, you'll like this one just as much. Hearne got back on track with a story that is directly about Atticus after his mythological tangent of book three.
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