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Eric Margrave, professional monster hunter, is not a fan of religion in general (mostly because most of them seem to have this weird idea that he's going to Hell). But a contract is a contract, and when it seems the Inquisition has found a real, live Prophet who needs a bodyguard, he finds himself once again running alongside an old paladin acquaintance to deliver the kid across the country in safety. Of course, things are never that simple, particularly when Heaven and Hell are involved, and many, many people are interested in someone who can see the future. Now Eric is mostly just wondering what will get him killed first: the demons, the cults, or his own 'allies'. The answer of course, being none of them... because what REALLY gets you is the thing you never see coming.
Fun and Prophet ((Slayer of Evil) Prices Negotiable Book 15), by Andrew Moczulski- Amazon Sales Rank: #1343119 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-09-18
- Released on: 2015-09-18
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Exactly what you'd expect, in good ways and bad alike. By Lynne M. Mikesh-Whitney Andrew Moczulski has been writing stories of Eric Margrave for a while now; "Fun and Prophet" is the fifteenth book in the series and the second novel-length entry. The phrase "more of the same" applies--this is fairly standard monster-hunting urban fantasy fare. The strengths lie in the excellent action scenes, cinematically described to draw the reader in with suspense and excitement, the quirky and unusual characters, and the humor (generally of the deadpan and/or snarky variety, laced lightly with "black comedy"). The weaknesses lie in the occasional moments where the humor takes over the story to its detriment and the fact that most of the protagonist characters can be hard to identify with in the story's more serious moments. The plot follows pretty much the same formula as Moczulski's previous novel, "Tourists and Other Monsters," with the hero hired for a mission, spending the first half of the book in a running place-to-place chase while encountering escalating threats, followed by a plot twist about the halfway point leading to a quarter-book of "down time" while the threats slacken and the cast refocuses on the new situation with the addition of a newly-introduced character who's more annoying than she needs to be (and this book's Candace is especially bad, because she appears completely out of left field late in the story without any foreshadowing, and exists almost entirely for comic relief in ways that three other pre-existing characters already provide in the story; her use in the novel pretty much took the rating of this review from "four-and-a-half, rounded up to five" to "four-and-a-quarter, rounded down to four"), leading to a final, apocalyptic confrontation over the last quarter of the book. It will be noted that Moczulski tends towards brilliant in his apocalyptic confrontations, with suspense, excitement, and probably the best post-battle one-liner I've ever read.One area in which "Fun and Prophet" is decidedly *not* formulaic, I must add, though, is in its treatment of religion. Urban fantasy is a genre in which capital-G God and organized religion do very badly indeed. Moczulski does an excellent job of breaking outside this mode, managing to make Good and Evil alike both live up to their natures, to respect those with genuine faith while castigating the extremists *as* extremists instead of pretending that "having faith" and "fringe whackjob" are synonyms. And he does all this while seeing through the eyes of a main character who's pretty much as short-sighted and worldly as he can be. It's honestly the best treatment of this issue that I've seen this side of Jim Butcher.So would I recommend "Fun and Prophet"? Definitely. I wouldn't suggest it for newcomers to the series (the plot is self-contained, but the numerous callbacks to previous titles makes it much easier if the readers know characters' previous interactions), but if you've read some of the earlier shorts and novellas and want something a little meatier to sink your teeth into, "Fun and Prophet" will fill that appetite.
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