The Iron Druid Chronicles

Hounded by Kevin Hearne introduces Atticus O’Sullivan, the last surviving Druid, hiding in modern-day Arizona behind the unassuming front of an occult bookshop. Though he appears to be in his early twenties, Atticus has walked the earth for two thousand years, drawing magic from the land and carrying Fragarach, a legendary sword coveted by a vengeful Celtic god. When that deity finally discovers his refuge, Atticus is forced out of his quiet urban fantasy existence and into open conflict involving deities, vampires, werewolves, and other supernatural forces. The novel blends contemporary setting with Celtic mythology and paranormal politics, as an immortal magic-user tries to outwit a god who has pursued him across centuries.

Hexed by Kevin Hearne continues the Iron Druid Chronicles with Atticus O’Sullivan, a two-thousand-year-old druid trying to maintain an uneasy peace in modern Arizona. His fragile truce with a local coven collapses when a rival group of witches arrives, joined by Bacchants from Las Vegas and a fallen angel preying on high school students. Forced into uneasy alliances with the trickster Coyote, the body-hopping witch Laksha Kulesekaran, and his vampire lawyer Leif Helgarson, Atticus navigates shifting supernatural politics, dangerous bargains, and escalating magical warfare. The novel blends urban fantasy, mythology, and paranormal conflict as Atticus struggles to protect his apprentice and his city from a takeover that could cost him more than any battle he has fought before.

Hammered by Kevin Hearne continues the Iron Druid Chronicles with a darker, battle-focused urban fantasy set between modern Tempe, Arizona, and the mythic realm of Asgard. Atticus O’Sullivan, a two-thousand-year-old Druid, reluctantly agrees to help Viking vampire Leif Helgarson pursue long-awaited revenge against Thor, despite ominous warnings and escalating supernatural tensions at home. As vampire rivalries intensify and a fanatical group of Russian demon hunters complicates matters, Atticus joins an uneasy alliance that includes a werewolf, a sorcerer, and frost giants. The novel blends contemporary paranormal conflict with Norse mythology, emphasizing the costs of vengeance and the risks of confronting gods in a world where magic and the supernatural operate in the shadows of everyday life.

In Tricked, Kevin Hearne continues the Iron Druid Chronicles with Atticus O’Sullivan attempting to outmaneuver vengeful Norse thunder gods in the Arizona desert. With the aid of the Navajo trickster deity Coyote, the ancient Druid stages an elaborate ruse to fake his own death, only to discover that Coyote has his own agenda. Drawn into a violent conflict with supernatural skinwalkers, Atticus must navigate shifting alliances, divine politics, and lethal desert magic. This urban fantasy blends modern Southwestern settings with Celtic and Native American mythology, emphasizing magical strategy, betrayal, and the high cost of survival for an immortal living among mortals.

Trapped by Kevin Hearne continues the Iron Druid Chronicles with Atticus O’Sullivan preparing a rare and dangerous ritual to bind his apprentice, Granuaile, to the earth and restore the dwindling order of Druids. Their plan collapses when gods, vampires, and other supernatural factions learn Atticus is still alive and decide to correct that mistake. Forced to flee with Granuaile and his wolfhound Oberon, Atticus heads toward Mount Olympus, where the vengeful god Bacchus and several other powerful enemies converge. The novel blends modern urban settings with mythology, magic, and paranormal politics, keeping the focus on survival, mentorship, and the cost of power in a crowded supernatural world.

Hunted by Kevin Hearne continues the Iron Druid Chronicles with Atticus O’Sullivan on the run across contemporary Europe, pursued by Artemis and Diana after crossing one of their own. Cut off from his usual magical escape routes, Atticus, his apprentice Granuaile, and his hound Oberon must rely on speed, strategy, and uncertain divine allies from the Tuatha Dé Danann. As Loki moves to eliminate Atticus before triggering Ragnarok, the story blends urban fantasy, modern mythology, and supernatural conflict on a global scale. This edition of Hunted also includes the novella “Two Ravens and One Crow,” set earlier in the series timeline.

Shattered by Kevin Hearne continues the Iron Druid Chronicles with a focus on shifting roles and expanding supernatural threats. Atticus O’Sullivan, long the only Druid walking a modern world crowded with gods, vampires, and fae, now contends with both his newly independent apprentice Granuaile and his resurrected archdruid, Owen Kennedy, who must adapt to contemporary life and language. While Atticus weighs whether Owen will strengthen their position against Loki and other mythological powers, Granuaile travels to India to confront a sorcerous spirit that has taken over her father. The novel blends urban fantasy, magic, and mythology as three Druids navigate personal loyalties and dangerous paranormal forces.

In Staked, Kevin Hearne continues his urban fantasy series with Atticus O’Sullivan, a two-thousand-year-old druid determined to end a growing vampire threat led by the ruthless Theophilus. As Atticus pursues his supernatural enemy across the globe toward a final confrontation in Rome, his allies are pulled into their own dangerous conflicts: Owen Kennedy faces the consequences of crossing a troll, while Granuaile seeks to break Loki’s mark and evade the Norse god’s far-reaching sight, drawing her into Slavic folklore and darker magic. The novel blends modern settings with mythology, magic, and vampire politics, and forces Atticus to weigh the cost of victory against the possible loss of someone he trusts.

In The Purloined Poodle, Kevin Hearne shifts focus to Oberon, the telepathic Irish wolfhound companion of Druid Atticus O’Sullivan, as he takes the lead on a supernatural mystery in the Pacific Northwest. When a champion poodle and other valuable dogs vanish around Eugene and beyond, Oberon and Atticus investigate a pattern of abductions that human authorities dismiss as routine runaways. Their search through Oregon and Washington mixes urban fantasy elements, light paranormal danger, and wry humor, as Oberon navigates temptations, odd suspects, and magical complications. The tone remains playful and fast-paced, with mythology and magic present but filtered through the perspective of a food-obsessed hound determined to see justice done.

In The Squirrel on the Train, Kevin Hearne continues his urban fantasy series with a canine-centered mystery set in Portland. Oberon the Irish wolfhound, his fellow dogs Orlaith and Starbuck, and their Druid companion Atticus O’Sullivan arrive by train only to encounter a murder victim who looks exactly like Atticus. As Detective Gabriela Ibarra leads the official investigation, Atticus and his magically gifted hounds pursue their own inquiry through the city’s supernatural undercurrents, from a bear-shifter ally to unsettling hints of shapeshifting and hidden agendas. Blending mythology, magic, and paranormal intrigue with Oberon’s food-obsessed perspective, the novella offers a light, humorous tone wrapped around a genuinely dangerous puzzle.

Besieged by Kevin Hearne gathers nine urban fantasy stories centered on Atticus O’Sullivan, a two-thousand-year-old druid navigating gods, monsters, and magic across history. The collection moves from ancient Egypt and the library of Alexandria to old England, Gold Rush–era San Francisco, and contemporary America, blending mythology with modern settings. Atticus contends with Egyptian deities, witches, demons, ghouls, vampires, and restless spirits, often facing the consequences of divine politics and supernatural bargains. The tone stays fast-paced and wry, expanding the Iron Druid Chronicles universe with episodes that highlight both the scale of its paranormal conflicts and the cost of surviving them.

Canines & Cocktails brings together three urban fantasy novellas where magic, dogs, and drinks intersect in sharply different settings. In Kevin Hearne’s “The Chartreuse Chanteuse,” Irish wolfhound Oberon and Boston terrier Starbuck investigate a murder and a culinary outrage alongside druid Atticus O’Sullivan and a determined detective in Launceston. Delilah S. Dawson’s “The Bartender and the Beast” follows bartender Cassia King back to Arcadia Falls, a small Georgia town whose supernatural secrets entwine her with a mysterious wildlife rehabilitator and a rescue pit bull with more to her than meets the eye. Chuck Wendig’s “Whiskey Sour” shifts to a post-apocalyptic Colorado, where Harry Campbell’s search for a favorite cocktail, aided by a golden retriever named Gumball, uncovers dangerous truths about a devastating disease and a rogue AI.

Scourged by Kevin Hearne concludes the Iron Druid Chronicles with a global urban fantasy conflict rooted in mythology and magic. As Loki, Hel, and their supernatural allies move to trigger Ragnarok, Atticus O’Sullivan gathers unlikely support from a tyromancer, an Indian witch, and a trickster god in a last attempt to protect Gaia. Elsewhere, Granuaile MacTiernan confronts the Yama Kings in Taiwan alongside immortal warriors, while Archdruid Owen Kennedy races between continents to shield his apprentices and preserve Druidry. The novel blends modern settings, paranormal warfare, and divine politics, maintaining the series’ mix of high stakes, wry tone, and the grounded presence of Atticus’s hound, Oberon.

Oberon’s Bathtime Stories by Kevin Hearne gathers twelve lighthearted urban fantasy shorts set in the world of the Iron Druid Chronicles. While Atticus O’Sullivan bathes his Irish wolfhound Oberon and Boston terrier Starbuck, he recounts episodes from his long, magic-filled life, each tied to a notable historical figure such as Corie Ten Boom, Junko Tabei, Johannes Kepler, Michael Faraday, and Robert Johnson. The stories move across centuries and continents, blending supernatural elements, mythology, and paranormal encounters with moments of real-world history. With titles like “The Grocery Sack of Rome,” “The Triple Nonfat Double Bacon Five-Cheese Mocha,” and “The Man Who Dodged the Guillotine,” the collection emphasizes humor, eccentric situations, and the perspective of an immortal druid navigating both mundane and mystical troubles.