Forced Ascent

The Demon Accords, Book 7

De: John Conroe

Narrado por: James Patrick Cronin

Book Seven of the Demon Accords. Chris Gordon has never had an easy relationship with the White House. Now, after rescuing his goddaughter from a secret base in New Hampshire, it’s reached a new low. You drop one little asteroid onto the continental United States and the entire government goes crazy. On top of that Halloween is fast approaching and demons are popping through into our world every which way. Forced into the world of high-level politics, Chris and Tanya and their merry crew will have to stay two steps ahead of just about everyone if they’re going to have a chance in hell of preventing all Hell from breaking loose.

©2014 John Conroe (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Demons, Halloween, and Corrupt Government...

Forced Ascent
The Demon Accords, Book 7
By: John Conroe
Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin
It is Halloween and not only is Chris fighting the demons but the corrupt government! What? We have a corrupt government? Say it isn't so! They want to control Chris and use him. They think is smart to take his god-daughter or his woman....(evil laugh)...sure, true that, see how that works! I love this series!
Love the narrator too. Good all the way around!

Another Exciting Book

I love the voices by the narrator, especially the accents. The adventures that Chris and the team get involved in are becoming even more interesting. On to book eight.

What the HERE are you doing?

This book made me laugh out loud several times and I enjoyed listening to it. I appreciated that the women showed much more maturity than they often do in this series, and a big part of the plot was the fact that the government showed very little. I liked the game of media chess that the team played against the government, but the funeral had me feeling choked up. Picking up the teens was perfect!

suspense

Chris was amazing and they're going to learn. Gathering the next powerful and training up is fabulous.

This series is very addicting! One of the best.

What did you like best about this story?

The characters are all really likeable. The writing takes you from tender moments between characters to conflicts with evil, our team of heros usually prevail and it is just plain fun. I agree with a previous commentor that the success of the goverment in this book was a bit of a downer and was why I only gave it four stars. One more note, if you have such a tiny little mind that you can not handle a work of fiction that includes concepts of Heven and Hell that may not be biblical, you might not like this, but get a grip. Its fiction, not an attempt to redefine your religion.

Have you listened to any of James Patrick Cronin’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have truly enjoyed Cronin's naration in this series. He is excellent for this type of book.