Beyond the Veil

Demon Squad, Book 5

De: Tim Marquitz

Narrado por: Noah Michael Levine

Frank's woman kidnapped, a frantic chase across worlds, an interdimensional uprising, and all with the surly father-in-law to be in tow. What could be worse? How about being drafted by the Almighty? Trapped on a strange and hostile planet, forced to deal with an alien insurrection, Frank and Longinus scramble to save Karra from the clutches of a rebel overlord bent on revenge. All in a day's work for the devil inherent.

©2013 Tim Marquitz (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

God and Lucifer, together at last!

It seems like every book in this series finds a way to top the last. this book is no exception. After the inter dimensional demons kidnap his Lady love, Karra, Frank Trigg, epic badass, goes across the dimensions with his father in law, Longinus, otherwise known as the Antichrist, to go to her rescue. After they arrive, they run across Jesus, yes, that Jesus, the one who Longinus killed on the cross all those years ago. He brings them to his father and Lucifer, where they make bargains for permission to go search for her. They are then thrust into the war God is fighting with all his other dimensional creations, trying to save Karra before she is killed and the Demons plans come to fruition. Is the job to much even for Trigg and Longinus, even with their power, to be able to handle? Well, with some help from some old and new characters, they just might be able to save her and win the day.
As always with anything Tim Marquitz writes, the plot moves along at a brisk pace, never lagging or feeling tired, The characters are well drawn out, with snappy dialogue, especially from Frank, who is an unabashed smartass. The snark, even in the tensest scenes, is always there, making sure what is in some ways the darkest book in the series, still humorous enough that it doesn't distract or buzzkill the enjoyment. Any fans of Simon Greens Nightside or Secret History books or JF Lewis's Void city books should jump all over this urban fantasy masterpiece!

Too much

The voices are hilarious. So far we have a Count Chocula, bad Godfather, a laugh in our main man resembling Beavis & Butthead, and Gabriel with a southern accent. Helps distinguish between chapters, but a little over the top. At least it’s not virtual voice.
This book was the final for me as well. I know our main man is son of Lucifer, but the constant lust dialogue and grossness in battle scenes is too much.
The premise was interesting for this series, pure fantasy of course, but the portrayal of Jesus and God the Father is a total abomination. Don’t know what early experiences shaped the author’s life, but his writing displays a bitterness and rebellion against God that is beyond the pale. A Sci-Fi themed universe that carries similar themes, but is based on real fantasy would have been preferable . The writing is offensive enough, almost as if designed to trigger. Instead I feel sad and hope this author finds his way to the savior and repents.

Disrespect of JESUS made this the last book

I tried looking past the theme because the action is good which got me this far....