Land of Drunken Pharaohs

A GameLit Urban Fantasy (High Table Hijinks, Book 3)

By: Christopher Johns

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland, Dansare Marks

The Hunt reborn. A killer on the loose. Dry mysteries in pour taste.

Marcus, the new Huntsman of the Wild Hunt, has just had his first job shoved into his lap by one of the High Table Council. Someone - or some thing - is dropping the mangled bodies of supernatural creatures into the streets of Cairo.

The High Table staff in the sandy city have been scrambling to sus out the perpetrator before their cover is blown to the Normies. Now, traveling back to the same continent where he found Galaxy, they also have a chance to figure out what happened to the cat. That’s not a chance to be missed.

The sands may change, shift, and hide a great deal, but the Hunt is on the prowl in the land of Drunken Pharaohs.

©2021 Christopher Johns (P)2021 Mountaindale Press

great book

I really enjoyed this book. and have enjoyed the entire series. I look forward to seeing more.

Love this series

This series is great, it has hard hitting action with awesome urban fantasy setting. The MC Marcus is a rough gritty ex marine with badass powers. The rest of the Hunt are well developed characters that really add to the story. I can’t wait for the more.

Phone Gnomes

Chris Johns has done it again. another excellent entry into another excellent series. I believe he better watch out for that being hunting gods, because he may be on that list bwahahaha and the Gnomes are a great addition. love how they came through and can't wait to see them in action in future books. Georgie sounds like a real ornery cuss hahaha but sounds like Kaz keeps him in check. great job, Mr. Johns. you keep writing and ill keep reading.

Next Round

Great continuation of the series. Lots of character and plot building. A couple threads tied up and a few more introduced. I can't wait for book four.

Now I'm going to go see if I can find some place that can make a Golden Dragon drink.

great book

excellent book though the southern gnomes had me rolling I'm from Texas those two sound so much like my grandmother and grandfather is not even funny