Bloodlines

The Demon Accords, Book 21

De: John Conroe

Narrado por: Connor Brannigan

The final novel of the Demon Accords series:

The aliens won't give up and Hell wants its due. Having fought off the Vorsook multiple times, Earth's heroes are looking to end the war in a decisive way, while Hell's demons circle like sharks smelling blood in the water. One world facing off with an ancient interstellar species that has conquered almost five thousand planets and the Fallen Angels of Hell. But the defenders of this world are Chris Gordon, Declan O'Carroll, Tanya Demidova and Stacia Reynolds, the quantum super computer Omega. Who would you bet on? For the fans of the Demon Accords series, here is the end.

©2025 John Conroe (P)2026 Audible, Inc.

The End of the Line?

First of all, i enjoyed the book. it did sometimes feel that it was a bit, let me wrap this up and move on. I do wish the narrator had learned to do Irish and Russian accents. It was a bit hard to follow who was speaking after getting attached to the original narrator. But if you've made it this far into the story, you're probably going to buy it. So go ahead, you'll most likely enjoy it.

Ehh not his best of the series

Not a fan of the narration. A few highlights but very few. Hope the next one is better.

Bummer we lost the narrator

Solid but not spectacular ending to a great series. I understand that there were issues with the past narrator, but he did absolutely spectacular job of bringing the characters to life. I’ve never gone this far in a series and have recommended it to numerous friends. Looking forward to the next generation.

boring

such a disappointment to end of a series. poor writing, story seemed rush. new narrator is the only saving grace of this dumpster fire.

Narration

This book was disappointing. I've listened to this series over and over, and even as the storyline became more far-fetched, I still enjoyed all the books. This final book was such a let down. There was no danger, suspense, or a big finale.
More importantly, the narration. We all loved James Patrick Cronin, and while this narrator sounded okay, Tanya sounded American, Aunt Ash lost her lilt, and Senka sounded like a housewife. Don't even get me started on name pronunciation.
All the little details that made this series great were lacking and Chris and Declan sounded like boring, middle aged men.