Hounds of Hell Series by Flynn Eire

3.88 · 43 ratings
  • Switching Teams (Hounds of Hell #2)
    #2

    Switching Teams (Hounds of Hell #2)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2014

    Promoted from keeping an eye on the planet to saving souls, Castillo has to uphold the agreement between Heaven and Hell, protecting the balance between good and evil. Tasked by Gabriel, he must now track down the demon that used a loophole to steal innocent souls. There is one big wrench in the plan, well three. Castillo’s two Hellhound mates and one big dose of humanity. And as the first angel to ever mate, he’s on his own... more

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  • Fighting Insanity (Hounds of Hell #3)
    #3

    Fighting Insanity (Hounds of Hell #3)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2014

    Tierney Macfayden, newly appointed hound of Heaven, is prepared to do whatever he can never to work for Hell again and to live with the pain it caused him. Tasked with finding all the betrayed souls, these hounds have a new purpose in life. But after saving the first hundred souls, they needed to create a home for those they helped. Kicking and screaming, Kellan Short refuses to believe the story a kidnapper tells him about saving his soul... more

  • Defeating Fear (Hounds of Hell #4)
    #4

    Defeating Fear (Hounds of Hell #4)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2014

    For three years, Feodor Markova has helped the other Heaven hounds and angels wherever it is needed. Not liking to be in charge, or very good with others, he does all the solo tasks necessary. The only bright moment is when he gets to look at one of the saved souls, a teacher. Pining away for someone he can’t have, he doesn’t realize in all these years that his mate is there with him. Right under his nose. Joel Sweet loves being an English teacher—it’s who he is... more

  • Becoming Family (Hounds of Hell #5)
    #5

    Becoming Family (Hounds of Hell #5)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2014

    New York Police Lieutenant Eugene Harris thought he’d seen it all when on the force. The good, the bad, and the evil. He never once believed it would be so close to his doorstep. Having men with red eyes break into his apartment would have been too much for anyone, but now he had to come to grips with angels and demons being real. His daughter’s safety depended on it. Ronan Macfayden falls head over tail for Eugene, and his daughter, Ruthie. He does whatever he feels Eugene needs help with... more

  • Calculating Interactions (Hounds of Hell #6)
    #6

    Calculating Interactions (Hounds of Hell #6)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2014

    After years of being confined to the school and the surrounding grounds, Sandro Thompson tries to make little joys like hooking up extra chocolate and booze for his friends when deliveries come in. A math savant and head of the department, he doesn’t always interact well with people, but the souls like him—they’re more than people… They’re his brothers... more

  • Absorbing Tutelage (Hounds of Hell #7)
    #7

    Absorbing Tutelage (Hounds of Hell #7)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2014

    Everett Townsend hasn’t asked much from the other saved souls running the schools, or connected with most people there either… It might have something to do with his parents having sold his soul to Hell. Fed up with feeling like cannon fodder in a war he’s at the core of, Everett needs to take back some of the control that he seems to never have had in his life. Geirfinn Lundberg follows his visions right to where his younger brother just ended up... more

  • Securing Forgiveness (Hounds of Hell #8)
    #8

    Securing Forgiveness (Hounds of Hell #8)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2015

    Petro Markova, youngest of the Markova Hellhounds, had spent years ensuring the estate was safe for everyone, from firewalls to actual security systems. Unfortunately, keeping his own heart and soul secure was something he wasn’t able to do. When the source of his heartbreak returns, Petro knows he can't live in fear at the compound and he sure as hell can't trust his mate... more

  • Building Evolution (Hounds of Hell #9)
    #9

    Building Evolution (Hounds of Hell #9)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2015

    The smallest and youngest of the Lundberg litter, Oddfinn, finally joined his brothers at the compound, with the Lundberg treasures in tow. Though he’s the runt, he’s fought against the demons in his own way and somehow collected a small family of fighters that he taught all he knows. A socially inept genius, he is unsure of how to go about inserting himself into the established community and making the changes needed in order to save everyone… Including his mate... more

  • Changing Paths (Hounds of Hell #10)
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    Changing Paths (Hounds of Hell #10)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2015

    Landan Almeric is forgotten by everyone at the estate besides his grandmother, forced to languish in the pits of landscaping hell. Though originally left with mess to make order of, Landan actually enjoys turning the shed into his private workshop and building what’s needed… That’s the part he’s good at after all. It’s the damn mowing he hates. Taylor Sethos joined the blessed knives project, but has too many other responsibilities to be the Malfinn Lundberg’s blacksmith apprentice... more

  • Purifying Fate (Hounds of Hell #11)
    #11

    Purifying Fate (Hounds of Hell #11)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2015

    Boris Markova, the eldest of his litter, follows his mate around the estate, unknowing how to approach him. Finally making contact after weeks of stalking, Boris endures accusations of fleas before being vacuumed like a cheap rug because he sheds. But Boris can’t be mad—he likes how his mate blurts things out whether they be good or bad. Qbert Durriken is known throughout the estate as the germophobe cleaner... more

  • Shrinking Illusions (Hounds of Hell #12)
    #12

    Shrinking Illusions (Hounds of Hell #12)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2015

    Some decisions change more than history, and for one archangel, Chamuel, he lives with the heartache of that choice. Sent to Earth to find out information, he encounters a gorgeous man who distracts him from his task and ends up being his normal grouchy, egotistical self. Anastasius Yale fought to stay at the estate where his brother was rescued to. Not related by blood, their bond is just as strong, especially after losing their parents... more

  • Wrenching Traditions (Hounds of Hell #13)
    #13

    Wrenching Traditions (Hounds of Hell #13)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 3.50 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2015

    Designing a complex revolving gate system is something a mechanical savant like Garnet Reynard thinks up in his sleep… Being able to explain it in a way people could actually understand without his nerves getting the better of a geek like him is the challenging part. At least he’s got outlets for those times, like riding his tricked-out ATV at breakneck speeds. Which is how he happened upon some dirty hound sex going on in the woods and is caught peeping... more

  • Unraveling Certainty (Hounds of Hell #14)
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    Unraveling Certainty (Hounds of Hell #14)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2015

    Listening to saved souls read Shakespeare isn’t exactly how Hellhounds have found their mates up until now. However, Canice Macfayden would stay in shifted form, sniffing everyone intimately, if it helped find his mate. When the recording works, he’s not allowed to race off and meet his mate because of the new rules. Fine, great, it’s easy to be patient after waiting over three hundred years... more

  • Hounds in Therapy (Hounds of Hell #15)
    #15

    Hounds in Therapy (Hounds of Hell #15)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2017

    Fighting in the war between Heaven and Hell can be stressful and taxing on any relationship, but when mated, fated to be together as chosen by God, there’s some extra pressure. Possibly? Definitely. And when they can’t leave the estate for fear of the demons always lurking just off the property to snatch a saved soul trying to bring about the apocalypse, well, it makes getting some time away from their mate a bit difficult... more

  • Confronting Home (Hounds of Hell #16)
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    Confronting Home (Hounds of Hell #16)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2017

    Tristan Magnus has longed for his mate since he learned there was someone out there especially for him, granted by God to be soulmates. He loves his brothers, but they’re a litter, sharing everything, even their jobs, so the idea of something just his, a love fate would give him was what he dreamed of for years. When he wins the lottery for the next listen at Garnet’s genius, he can’t even sleep he’s so excited... more

  • Unveiling Sins (Hounds of Hell #17)
    #17

    Unveiling Sins (Hounds of Hell #17)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2017

    Huckabee Wallace doesn’t like people. They’re pains in the ass that don’t say what they mean and make things way more complicated. Or they’re like his parents who were insane. It’s better to go at life alone, which is hard given he’s trapped at the Damas estate, but he manages. Ridley Arnold is blown away when he finds his mate, one of two twins arguing. He’s thrilled when he realizes it’s the blond beauty his eyes immediately went to when he entered the greenhouse... more

  • Repeating History (Hounds of Hell #18)
    #18

    Repeating History (Hounds of Hell #18)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2017

    Flower Power has had it tough… Even growing up with that name led to being bullied. Orphaned and failed by the system meant to protect him, he learns that Hell and the Devil want his soul. So yeah, he’s been dealt a rough hand. Georgi Markova is a bookworm with the biggest guns anyone’s ever seen, and all he wants to do is use them to hold the soul he can’t have... more

  • Learning Patience (Hounds of Hell #19)
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    Learning Patience (Hounds of Hell #19)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2017

    Shane Dunn has double the worries of the other saved souls… Like his son is Nephilim too. Of course a demon so evil would target any child of those he’d already made deals for. And the problems he’s had since coming to the school of people assuming he sold his son’s soul has caused him and Norberto to shy away from others and drama. And mating would bring drama, but still, Shane has always hoped that his mate was a Hellhound once he learned about them... more

  • Connecting Emotions (Hounds of Hell #21)
    #21

    Connecting Emotions (Hounds of Hell #21)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2018

    Hugh Macfayden has a hard time connecting with people. Not his litter, but others, and no matter how hard he tries, he just can’t seem to click. His mate was supposed to be different, the one person who would immediately get him and he’d want to be with forever. Daniel Craigen wants a life of peace. After growing up with parents who make most demons seem mellow, he needs a stress free life to heal... more

  • Navigating Sanctuary (Hounds of Hell #22)
    #22

    Navigating Sanctuary (Hounds of Hell #22)

    Flynn Eire

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2018

    Trevor Hale is the runt of the first litter of the two that arrived during the latest attack. It’s complicated and with history that’s hard to keep up with, but they made their choice to go against Hell and their family, praying they would be welcomed at the sanctuary their cousins ran to… Except they seemed to have missed the boat of new hounds being welcomed... more

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