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    Hessians and Hellhounds
    Hessians and Hellhounds
    Hessians and Hellhounds
    Audiobook8 hours

    Hessians and Hellhounds

    Written by Tilly Wallace

    Narrated by Marian Hussey

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Fire erases all… even the undead….

    One of London’s most recognisable Afflicted has been incinerated in a horrifying way. Whispers spread that a hellhound prowls the streets, snatching the lost souls who have escaped the underworld. Except Wycliff is doing no such thing—could there possibly be another such creature in London?

    While Hannah and Wycliff investigate the unnatural flames, unrest grows on the streets as someone seeks to reveal the carefully kept secret of how the undead women stave off rot. Someone is agitating for all Afflicted to be eradicated, in a conspiracy that will set the common Englishman against the nobles.

    To save the Afflicted and stop the uprising, Wycliff must face the void that whispers his name from an inky darkness. While in the afterlife, can he also wrest Hannah free of the curse waiting to stop her heart? Assuming they can get out alive…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRibbonwood Press
    Release dateAug 6, 2021
    ISBN9781667025872
    Hessians and Hellhounds

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    • 5/5
      Such fun books! I’ve listened to the whole series. And can’t wait to read more by the author. It’s light and fun. Perfect for time in my craft room.

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    • 5/5
      I enjoyed this series so much I blasted through all six books in a week! Beautifully written and the narrator is so pleasant to listen to.
    • 5/5
      I loved this series. I was a little nervous about this book with the mixed reviews but found it a satisfying conclusion. I love the authors writing style although I feel she is repetitive at times. If you love magical stories you'll love this series.