Cunning Devil

Lost Falls, Book 1

By: Chris Underwood

Narrated by: Gary Bennett

Breaking curses. Battling witchcraft. Revenge. All in a day's work for Ozzy Turner, folk wizard.

Is a witch throwing curses your way? Something scary scratching at your window in the night? Then, I've got just the charm for you.

Mostly, though, I find things. Lost treasures, missing loved ones...if you need something found, I'm your guy.

So, when a grieving father hired me to track down a family heirloom stolen by a sticky-fingered hobgoblin, I was happy to help.

No one was supposed to wind up dead. Especially not me. But they made a mistake when they put a bullet in my stomach and left me for the worms. They didn't bury me deep enough....

If you like Jim Butcher, Kevin Hearne, Shayne Silvers, M.D. Massey, or Orlando A. Sanchez, then you'll love taking a trip to the sleepy town of Lost Falls, where not everything is as it seems.

©2017 Chris Underwood (P)2019 Chris Underwood

Loved everything about this book.

Every once in awhile there is a marriage of author and narrator.This was one !

Cunning Men, Witches, Goblins, and More!

An adventure that starts off as a easy job for a Cunning Man. Everything is not as it seems and it all revolves around. Child that was taken by Goblins. So many twists and turns that it keeps you captivated right to the end. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.

solid choice

if you enjoy this style of book this is a solid choice the story is coherent. the author sticks to his own lore unlike others in this category that contradicts them selves. the main character is very well done however the background characters could use some love as they are a bit one dimensional. the narration wasn't great but wasn't bad either. over all it was worth my time and I recommend giving it a shot.

I loved this book! it was a great magical journey

I loved this book! it was a great magical journey! Go ahead and read this one!

Almost perfect

I was glad to see this book in audio format, The narrator did a good job, but I thought there wasn't quite enough snark for Ozzy. I can't say who I would rather have done the narration though.
still, a great book and a very good performance.