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Demon Divine

By: John Conroe
Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin
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Something unholy is hunting the streets of Burlington, Vermont, stalking the campus of the local university. Chris Gordon and his contingent of demon hunters is drawn to the northern Vermont city by a brutal murder of hellish proportions, ready to banish it from Earth.

But this Hellion is direct from the Abyss, incarnate and fully possessed of all the powers of high Hell royalty - female royalty at that. It’s been said that the female of the species is deadlier than the male, and this one might be the deadliest of all.

How do you flush out such dangerous prey without recreating the chaos that befell Washington such a short time ago? The answer: bait. The bait: Declan O’Carroll, witch prodigy with powers so sweet it’s like candy for the Devil’s own. Can Chris and company catch this monster before any harm comes to their friend and colleague? Or will Hell have its way? Can they see all the angles or does this Abyss bitch have the edge?

©2019 John Conroe (P)2019 Audible, Inc. Fantasy Fiction Horror Scary Paranormal Emotionally Gripping Thought-Provoking Hunting Royalty Horror Urban Fiction

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Loved this series. Its even better how the narrator gives a voice to each character and you really feel all emotions from his voices, joy, sadness, humor, this has lead me to by the rest of this series and lots more books the narrator does.

Loved this series

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I thought book one was good, then came book two and so on. Each book making the series better and better. Can't wait for the next book.

Brilliant yet again

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A brilliant story line as are the rest in the season, however I did not enjoy it as much as the others, I didnt enjoy the change I writing style and I think the last few chapters where from Omega's point of view but it was confusing, and the parts where it said who was speaking with their title and name towards the end was too much, I found it annoying e.g. vampire lidya, government agent Gina Vallaskes etc.

The style has changed

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this series goes from atrength to strength, avoiding the usual trope of keeping the status quo. relationships expand and the action is tense and hectic. and we get some more insight into the political relations between non earth polities. also, earth governments seem to have finally got the memo about dicking about with superbeings. so we dont end up with yet another military attack. instead we get an entirely believable political assault that is satisfactorily dealt with.

there are now so many characters that there is a bit of slow down in some areas - tanya has gone from enthusiastic and passionate to slightly cool and cynical. honestly I prefer her in the earlier books where she was fired up - about chris, about ai. however the others have grown well. they do seem to occasionally forget the lessons of prior books but overall theres forward motion.

if only they could actually GET RID of one of their enemies- which makes it seen like there's more buildup to come.

declan and stacia still work well, despite their relationship being more snark with only brief snaps of romance. i occasionally miss caeco and wonder whether they may have made a better match, as they seem more in tune - the conflict of prior books being somewhat artificial, albeit in line with teenager angst.

i will have to listen to the next book to find out!!

fantastic buildup and great worldbuilding

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the series continues to grow with vigour. covers an amazing variety of science and magic.

Great series

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