Johannes Cabal Novels: The Fear Institute Lib/E (Audiobook)

from JHemlock

This series gets better and better. I am seeing the sneakiness of Howard and his sleight of hand methods regarding character building. The third book in this series has much to take in. We find our Anti-Hero Cabal thrust into the Dreamlands of all creatures great and small. Now before touting t...

from lkernagh

Not as good as the previous Johannes Cabal books but a good read for the interesting world build and the unexpected twists Howard presents to the reader. Sadly, Cabal has become a more tempered individual with each new book in the series. I kind of miss the perpetual sarcasm and complete intellec...

from Shrike58

I'm not sure that I have a great deal more to add to what others have written except that Howard does well in terms of tying the world of Johannes Cabal into the Lovecraftian Mythos, while at the same time offering a little more insight into the motivations of his protagonist. If you've read the ...

from AHS-Wolfy

Having bested the devil and put his hand to a spot of detective work, what's next for our snarkiest of anti-heroes? For his third outing Jahannes Cabal is approached to guide an adventurous trio into the Lovecraftian Dreamlands as they attempt to rid the world of irrational fear. A funded expedit...

from nillacat

Jonathan Howard writes that sarcastic style of English humour that in the wrong hands is forced and unconvincing; with Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett he stays just on the entertaining side. Johannes Cabal is an anti-hero just sympathetic enough to keep the reader's interest and sympathy. Howar...