Owen is injured, but is then offered a job at Monster Hunter International (MHI) as a monster hunter. Owen throws his boss out of a window after a fun introductory action scene. Really, it isn’t so bad though), and then tries to kill Owen. His idiotic boss is bitten and turned into a werewolf (Yeah we know, Urban Fantasy clichés, here we come. For an Urban Fantasy, just the size of the novel made us happy.Īnyways. This was within a few paragraphs of a 736 page novel. It was a nice quirk that essentially told us to expect loads of gunplay throughout the novel. As readers, we were immediately pulled into Owen’s story, and loved his obsession with guns. The connection was further established by the First Person Narrative.
Being that Steve is an accountant, he immediately connected with the main PoV (that’s about as far as the similarity between them went though…). It all starts with an accountant, Owen Pitt. In all honesty, we were surprised by how much we enjoyed this novel, and how much we are now looking forward to the sequel. Larry Correia, the author, gives us all the ingredients that a book of this style might typically have, yet somehow makes them more than the sum of their parts. MONSTER HUNTER INTERNATIONAL ( Amazon), on the surface, seems to fit the need that most of us have for mindless, gunfire-laden fiction. See, we really do listen to your requests. How about a requested review from one of our readers, Dan Burton.
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