With having to leave the commission for a year while things cool off politically, Mark finds that the church has loaned him out to the FBI, who have been trying for years now to get an experienced monster and demon expert in their newest division, to help train and educate the agents there on just what they will be facing. Finding out that Mark actually is one of those very monsters has made them want him even more - not just for what he can bring to the table but because they do need to check off that newest minority checkbox, even if no one knows they exist.

Mark doesn't mind the new assignment; being closer to home means it will be easier to visit with family, and the agents all seem nice enough. Plus the FBI has a bigger budget and gets a lot nicer toys than Mark is used to. However, while Mark knows how to deal with devils, demons, and even the nastier monsters out there, he doesn't know anything about how to deal with a sociopath werewolf who has gone full psycho and started to murder coeds.

That's more of a human problem, after all.

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Listening Length	5 hours and 39 minutes
Author	John Van Stry
Narrator	Doug Tisdale Jr.
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Audible.com.au Release Date	14 November 2016
Publisher	John Van Stry
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
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A great follow up to book 1

Reviewed in Australia on 13 May 2019

This book felt a bit shorter and more focused than the first book, and I enjoyed this book even more than the first one. I hope we get to look a bit deeper into the MC’s family as it sounds interesting with the issues around trying to find partners for all his kids. The actual FBI case the MC dealt with was fairly standard but with a bad guy who is a serial-killer warewolf with an unexpected motive. Looking forward to reading more in this series.

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Still grinning

Reviewed in Australia on 13 January 2017

Apart from the entertaining serial killer gruesome twisted stuff you can also get in a few laughs. Found the action fast paced and reads fluidly. Feeling hooked on the series.

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Marty Myers

Good Urban Fantasy with lots of action

Reviewed in the United States on 19 August 2016

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This is a good urban fantasy novel with shape shifters, magic, demons, and good vs evil colliding. The church and FBI are trying to solve/find a sick serial killer who turns out to be a shifter hiding out in a college town near a backwoods area of America. Its the third book in a series and if you enjoyed the king of los Vegas and or the hammer commission you should enjoy this story which continues one of the Main characters adventures from those books Mark a holy hitman sanctioned by the Vatican to eradicate Evil on Earth.

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P. Sleijpen

Wolf Killer

Reviewed in the United States on 16 August 2016

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In Wolf Killer we return to Mark Levin just after the events from Hammer Commission. He is loaned to the FBI mostly to help train a unit in how to deal with the monsters in the USA. The story than takes us into action when the forest service finds the corpse of a woman bound in silver chains in a burned down cabin and takes us to the werewolf serial killer mentioned in the blurb.

If you expect the characters from the Hammer Commission you might be disappointed since Mark is the only recurring character. On the other hand, one of his wives (Helena) takes a central role and you get to see a lot more on the position and culture of ‘normal’ monsters (lycanthropes specifically) in the world and their relation with the law. Like the Hammer Commission it is a fast paced action orientated story.

Unlike the previous books you do get the occasional shift to the villain’s point of view. I am not a fan of it, but that has more to do with the switching than the actual content. I am also not sure it fulfills a function here. It does not raise the tension by using it to hint about a threat to others, nor does it give any new insights into the personality of the villain that we also do not get by the investigations of Mark and the FBI agents. Still, it is not done often and it did not impact my enjoyment of the book and others might enjoy it.

As for the setting, it is typical urban fantasy with some of the same weirdness especially in regards to secrecy or the interaction between science and the supernatural. I usually ignore those aspects for better enjoyment of the story, but if that is a sore point for you, you might want to avoid the book. It is also not groundbreaking new with unexpected plot twists, but I don’t think it tries to be so.

All in all, a fun read, good entertainment for a couple of hours of reading. I am looking forward to the next book.

Wildwily

Good, but

Reviewed in the United States on 31 December 2016

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I liked the plot. Solid movement and a well designed storyline. I like the basic world building. Clear design and not a lot of complications. Everything happens for logical reasons.

And there's the problem. Everything is very logical. The emotion is rather dispassionate and flat. Not saying the characters don't claim feelings, but it doesn't make it off the page. A layer of depth that is missing, making it more of a newsreel than a dramatic story.

I'm going to buy the next book, because it is well proofed and edited. I hope to see growth in the writing. And I do like the concept.

But I cannot advise others to purchase this series.

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Andycl

Very Entertaining Read

Reviewed in the United States on 30 August 2016

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This is the third in the Hammer Commission series and while all are a good entertaining read I believe this is the best of them all so far. The characters are interesting and the MED (main evil dude) is SUCH a scumbag and the things he does are beyond belief *shudder* except IRL manages to produce some contestants worse luck. Really entertaining and I look forward to seeing where the writer takes some of the developments, particularly the new "team", in book four.

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Dare

Better than the first

Reviewed in the United States on 21 August 2016

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Really enjoyed this one, much better than the 1st of the series. This time, on loan to the FBI, the lead character and the FBI team search for a serial killer/werewolf. Part Urban fantasy, part police thriller with a little of the Church thrown in (but not too much) this novel was not as much a mash of different types of fantasy creatures. There is graphic disturbing sex, just a warning. Enjoyable mix of genres that readers may like if they like both or even just want 1 genre that is a little different.

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