Review: Pyro's Accidental Shooting

Pyro's Accidental Shooting by Toni Griffin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a fun follow-up to Archie’s Accidental Kidnapping. The world building continues here. You get to know the other hounds a little more. And it continues with the action-packed suspense, as the hounds hunt for supernatural beings that have gone bad. It has bits of humor, some family angst and smoking hot chemistry between Pyro and Callum. And I love how the author has woven in different mythological creatures and legends.

Pyro is a little jealous of Adze and Archie’s relationship. He’d like to find his own mate, someone to love and who will love him right back. And when he does find his mate, he sure doesn’t think that said mate was going to shoot him.

Callum is finding out that things he only thought went bump in the night are real. And he just shot one. In the chest. Do hallucinations bleed? Dang, he should have listened to his Sargent and stopped investigating this—whatever or whoever. Callum’s family shows up here and there’s a lot of them. And I loved them, even his dad.

I will say that there are a few places where American versus Australian language/word usage shows up. It doesn’t take anything away from the story. And this is story number two, could work alone, but the world, the hounds and their relationships are established in book one.

I can’t wait for the next story. I keep wondering which hound is next up.


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