Eno the Thracian Series by C.B. Pratt

Eno the Thracian – Swift Sword, Reasonable Rates When you live in Ancient Greece, monsters and gods are just part of the scenery…until they run amok. Then you need to hire a hero. There's nobody better at out-witting a sphinx, charming a goddess, or swinging a sword than Eno the Thracian. Armed with a dry sense of humor, a body like living rock, and a wide experience of love, death, and olive oil, Eno is just what the philosopher ordered…if you can afford him... moreEno the Thracian – Swift Sword, Reasonable Rates When you live in Ancient Greece, monsters and gods are just part of the scenery…until they run amok. Then you need to hire a hero. There's nobody better at out-witting a sphinx, charming a goddess, or swinging a sword than Eno the Thracian. Armed with a dry sense of humor, a body like living rock, and a wide experience of love, death, and olive oil, Eno is just what the philosopher ordered…if you can afford him. The king of Leros hires Eno the Thracian to rid the island of a harpy. Eno never expects the mission to turn into a mystery that shakes the throne of Zeus Himself. An undead army is about to arise under the banner of a witch queen which will destroy everyone and everything in its path. Eno must fight against it or join it as Hekate's general…and lover. "Every page took me on another crazy turn. I loved Eno and his fun charm and charasmatic personality. He was well-written with depth of every emotion. I laughed with him and cried with him over his torment of betrayal and his mission to make things right. C.B, Pratt did an amazing job creating the fantasy worlds he traveled through and I could easily envision myself traveling along with Eno on his journey! I just wished I could have jumped in and helped the poor guy out at times-sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to see if he could survive". – Athena (probably not the goddess) "If you're a fan of humor, adventure, or a story that's loaded with Greek mythology, this is the perfect book. Even if you DON'T like those things, this is a fantastic read. Great pacing, wonderful humor and wit, and we get to meet a character who instantly goes into my pantheon of people to watch. Highest recommendation." – Terry Maggert, Author of The Fearless series less

In the latest Eno the Thracian sword and sandal, myth and magic adventure, Eno accidentally ticks off the Great God Pan while rescuing a beautiful Egyptian maiden from man-eating monsters. He has to leave his native Thrace for somewhere much more 'civilized'. The High Priest of Amun in Thebes, Egypt needs his help but won't say what for, except that several Heroes have already perished after taking on the mysterious job. Still it's a living...if not for long... moreIn the latest Eno the Thracian sword and sandal, myth and magic adventure, Eno accidentally ticks off the Great God Pan while rescuing a beautiful Egyptian maiden from man-eating monsters. He has to leave his native Thrace for somewhere much more 'civilized'. The High Priest of Amun in Thebes, Egypt needs his help but won't say what for, except that several Heroes have already perished after taking on the mysterious job. Still it's a living...if not for long. This is an updated version, removing various minor flaws. less

The Great God Pan has not yet forgiven Eno the Thracian for the deaths of his monstrous daughters and orders the hero for hire to aid one of his other children. Meanwhile, Eno becomes involved in the fate of the Firbolg, a race of men who don't remember their own past. They know only that they are fated to labor eternally for Molpagorus, an evil philosopher. They excavate a great mountain from within, with no idea why... moreThe Great God Pan has not yet forgiven Eno the Thracian for the deaths of his monstrous daughters and orders the hero for hire to aid one of his other children. Meanwhile, Eno becomes involved in the fate of the Firbolg, a race of men who don't remember their own past. They know only that they are fated to labor eternally for Molpagorus, an evil philosopher. They excavate a great mountain from within, with no idea why. Molpagorus thinks Eno is the right man to finish the job, a work hundreds of years in the making, and destined to bring about the destruction of everything the human race has built. For something slumbers beneath the Dark Mountain, something that hungers for vengeance. less

All monsters dispatched from carnivorous geese to minotaurs. Special rates for multiples. Eno the Thracian at the sign of the Ram’s Head, one flight up.When Eno is transported by the whim of a god to the desert lands of Mesopotamia, he promptly stops an attempted murder. Dropped into the middle of a demon's vengeance on a Babylonian goddess, Eno must help the endangered citizens of the most infamous city on earth... moreAll monsters dispatched from carnivorous geese to minotaurs. Special rates for multiples. Eno the Thracian at the sign of the Ram’s Head, one flight up.When Eno is transported by the whim of a god to the desert lands of Mesopotamia, he promptly stops an attempted murder. Dropped into the middle of a demon's vengeance on a Babylonian goddess, Eno must help the endangered citizens of the most infamous city on earth. Soon, he has too many clients, none of whom seem willing to pay him even as much as a shiny stone. But when an all-powerful queen and the Goddess of Desire both demand his services, why haggle over the fee?With a foolish prince and an incompetent sorcerer by his side, Eno must defeat the demon, stand off an Assyrian army, and escape from his most dangerous predicament yet – being King of Babylon. Monsters he can handle but politics? That's a beast of a different breed. less

All monsters dispatched from carnivorous geese to minotaurs. Special rates for multiples. Eno the Thracian at the sign of the Ram’s Head, one flight up. Eno has fled from his meddling gods to travel to the far-off land of Ch'in, a country without gods, though with plenty of chatty ancestors. But in the kingdom of Yin-Shang, the ancestors have stopped talking just as horrendous demons have begun to invade... moreAll monsters dispatched from carnivorous geese to minotaurs. Special rates for multiples. Eno the Thracian at the sign of the Ram’s Head, one flight up. Eno has fled from his meddling gods to travel to the far-off land of Ch'in, a country without gods, though with plenty of chatty ancestors. But in the kingdom of Yin-Shang, the ancestors have stopped talking just as horrendous demons have begun to invade. Eno's rescue of a small prince drags him into a world of intrigue, both supernatural and human. Despite his distaste for the military, Eno joins the army to lead the fight against the demon scourge, only to find that this is not the simple matter it seems. Ianna, Babylonian goddess of desire and Eno's eternal enemy, is back, eager to become the only goddess in town. Eno also discovers his true love and learns why getting paid in garlic isn't such a bad deal. Rather than allow Ianna and her secret ally to overrun the land with her designer demon-army, Eno must achieve his destiny, however reluctantly. He must find the source of the gods' power and destroy it, no matter the consequences to himself and those he loves. less