The CERBERUS Series: An Urban Fantasy Box Set, Books 1-3

By: M.D. Massey, D. William Landsborough

Narrated by: Benjamin Hawkins

When things go bump in the night, there's only one federal agency that stands between the supernatural and humankind...CERBERUS.

C.E.R.B.E.R.U.S. stands for “Clandestine Enforcement and Reconnaissance Bureau, Extranormal Rampart Division of the United States”—the American law enforcement unit that was created to deal with all things magical and unexplained. Follow along as Deputy Marshal Tony Mendoza is inducted into the supernatural underworld by the shadowy agency and its enigmatic leader, Director Strickland.

When Mendoza is offered a position with the agency following his suspension from The US Marshals Service, he sees CERBERUS as a chance to climb out of the bottle and back into the career he loves. And just maybe, he'll finally get answers to questions he's carried with him since that fated mission in Kandahar....

But can Tony trust the agency, and its leadership? Should he accept Strickland's offer to run point on the agency's most dangerous missions? And does CERBERUS really exist to protect the citizenry, or itself?

Find out in The CERBERUS Series Box Set, Books 1-3! This first set of CERBERUS novels contains Weaponized Magic, Breach of Magic, and Felony Magic. Grab this collection and start listening today.

©2023 M.D. Massey (P)2023 M.D. Massey

if you are a MHI fan, you"I'll be a CERBERUS fan as well.

Strickland behind the desk ordering his altered human around along with his captured supernaturalls. fighting monsters with monsters.

slow to understand

good stories, continuity a little off, reader a little dull. have fun with the unworldly

Great story with excellent narrator

I really enjoyed these books. Good character development. Each one leaves you wanting more. Looking forward to learning more about this motley crew of hunters.

another great druid verse book series

another great set of book, very interesting to see cerberus' side of things, but the narrator corrects himself several times and ends up repeating line every so often

Everything

Everything is just great. It says it needs 15 words so I loved them. I hope you do too