Interspersed throughout the dramatic confrontations is the humorous and heartfelt presence of , Atticus's loyal Irish wolfhound. Through a magical mental link, Oberon can speak telepathically with Atticus, offering sarcastic commentary, a love for sausage and French poodles, and unwavering loyalty.
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The plot is deceptively simple yet wildly energetic. For centuries, Atticus has been on the run from a vengeful Celtic god: Aenghus Óg, a deity of love and poetry who also happens to be a petty, vicious jerk. The source of the conflict? A legendary sword, Fragarach (The Answerer), which Atticus “borrowed” from Aenghus two millennia ago. Any review of Hounded is incomplete without praising
Any review of Hounded is incomplete without praising the true star of the series: , Atticus’s Irish wolfhound. Thanks to a mental bond, Atticus can speak telepathically to his dog. Oberon is polite, loyal, obsessed with The Sound of Music , Dutch process chocolate, and poodles. obsessed with The Sound of Music