Monsters Everywhere (Bubba the Monster Hunter #9-11)

John G. Hartness

Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
4.00 · 1 ratings · 124 pages · Published: 05 Nov 2012
Monsters Everywhere by John G. Hartness
"Cross Larry the Cable Guy with The Dresden Files, and you have Bubba the Monster Hunter"

"Reminds be a bit of Ash from Army of Darkness"

"Hartness spins another tale of redneck mayhem full of his usual sarcastic humor."

Bubba's back with three more tales of bullets, boobs and beer! The final three episodes of Bubba Season 1 include the hit prequel novella Family Tradition!


Sixteens Tons - Bubba's back and he's another day older and deeper in debt! Well, not really, but he's butt-deep in goblins and running low on bullets! Little green monsters have climbed out of a coal mine in West Virginia, and Bubba's here to save the day.

Family Tradition - THIS is the story Bubba fans have been waiting for!
How did Bubba become a monster hunter?
What happened to his father?
What will he and Agent Amy have to deal with when they find him?
Join Bubba, Skeeter, Bertha and a lot more of the Bubba clan as we go deep into the past of everybody's favorite XXXL-sized monster hunter. Plenty of action, booze and bloody fighting in this prelude to the Bubba the Monster Hunter series.

Final Countdown - In the startling climax to Bubba the Monster Hunter Season 1, Bubba returns home to take care of some unfinished business and rescue Uncle Father Joe from Bubba's psychotic father.
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