Fiends in High Places

The Hipposync Archives, Book 1

By: DC Farmer

Narrated by: Simon Jackson

This book was previously published as The 400Lb Gorilla.

Seriously funny contemporary urban fantasy fiction.

Luck. If only you could bottle it...

Matt Danmor’s brush with death uncovers a fantastical truth, plunging him into a world of intrigue and chaos.

With his ex, Silvy, back at his side and Kylah from The Dept. of Fimmigration ever watchful, he stumbles into a plot to undermine civilisation across several worlds. Matt is faced with a simple choice. Believe that everything he sees is a figment of his traumatised imagination, or accept that it is all terrifyingly real.

In which case, he’s got a hell of a lot of catching up to do. Plus a whole hive of demonic zealots to fight.

The multiverse is holding on for a hero.

Trouble is, Matt never got the memo…

Fiends In High Places is the debut Fantasy Crime Thriller in the Hipposync Archives series.

©2024 Wyrmwood Media (P)2025 Wyrmwood Media

Fiendishly fun

I really enjoyed the humor in this story. Matt is a mostly loveable humble bumbler. I enjoyed my romp in his interesting and dangerous world. Can't wait to enjoy the next one.

Great start to a new series!

I really enjoyed this book! At first I found it a bit slow, and was kind of wondering when the action was going to begin, but I am glad I kept listening. All of the things that happen in the first part of the book are critical to the characters development and sets the stage for what comes later, so stick with it. It was different than any other Urban fantasy book I’ve listened to, but in a very good way. Eagerly awaiting the next book in the series to make its way onto Audible! Five stars!

Fun, Strange, and Weird, Great Story

I really enjoyed this light hearted comedy story. This was fun to listen to and I already purchased book 2 in this collection. Narrator does a very good job with the various characters, their quirks, and voices and the entire storyline.

It's Good

I wasn't sure if I liked it at first, but it got WAY better after the old guy got rescued in the park.