Reaper

A Demonica Novel

De: Larissa Ione

Narrado por: John Solo

He is the Keeper of Souls. Judge, jury, and executioner. He is death personified. He is the Grim Reaper.

A fallen angel who commands the respect of both Heaven and Hell, Azagoth has presided over his own underworld realm for thousands of years. As the overlord of evil souls, he maintains balance crucial to the existence of life on Earth and beyond. But as all the realms gear up for the prophesied End of Days, the ties that bind him to Sheoul-gra have begun to chafe.

Now, with his beloved mate and unborn child the target of an ancient enemy, Azagoth will stop at nothing to save them, even if it means breaking blood oaths and shattering age-old alliances.

Even if it means destroying himself and setting the world on fire...

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Larissa Ione (P)2019 Tantor

loved it!!

There are no words to how much I loved this book!! I can't wait for the next one..

Love the series, annoyed by the narrator!

Really disappointing to get to book 18 of a series and suddenly find a new narrator who decides to give loved characters and accent or a completely new voice. Then he decides to mispronounce terms in the book, it's Memitim not Meminum open your eyes there is a T in there! Suddenly Dermoire (der-mwah-) is pronounced Demure (dee-mu-ah) Do your research you ruined this book for me.

Sorry Solo

The only thing that I didn't like about this book is the narrator. This was my first time listening to a book narrated by Mr. Solo, it will also be my last.

terrible narrator, great story

love the book but the narrator was awful. they need to go back to the last 2 narrators. he pronounced a lot of words wrong and had some kind of speech impediment.

The narrator ruined one of the best in the series

I can’t believe that after 18 books in the series- the narrator doesn’t know it’s Minitim - not miminimin

Rollercoaster Ride

I honestly have to say that this may be my favorite in the series. I've always loved me some Azagoth aka The Grim Reaper. My most memorable moment without giving away any spoilers is a scene in the book that will be devastating. As for the narrator I think he did a great job.

What a Ride

This was truly one of the best books of the series. This book took me on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. From wanting to cry to mouth dropping surprises, this book gave me all of it.

I cannot wait until the next series starts. If the kids are anything like their parents, things will get crazy.

I wasn't crazy about the narrator but thank goodness it didn't take away from the book.

Narrator change is disappointing

They used a different narrator in this and while he was a good performer, so many of his voices were terrible! He went more baritone for women, gave southern accents to multiple characters that is absolutely did not fit and lost the accent of the characters it did. He went squeaky while doing villains making it hard to take it seriously. He was a good performer though, he was just bad with females and was very inconsistent from previous books.

The BEST Demonica Underworld book by far!!!

Wow! Just WOW! This was my favorite of all of the Demonica Underworld books by far!!! It also broke my heart, tore me apart and made me angry as Hades so ya there’s that!!!

All of our favorites from Heaven, Hell and everywhere else are here and in full fighting form! Filled with dark turns, violence, acts of profound love, and heart wrenching pain! Unlike most of the books in this series it did not revolve around one main set of characters. It gave us great scenes from all of them and I loved, loved, loved it!

Narrator bingo gave me whiplash

I have been transitioning to listening to books for the last few years. When you get a solid story/series with a talented narrator - it is a delicious combination. I jumped into the Demonica series out of order, starting with Azagoth, then the horsemen and then the Sem brothers and finally ending with the Reaper. I found the initial female narrators to have done the best jobs - Hilary Hubner and Cassandra Campbell. The male narrators...just not the right ones. Paul Boehmer sounds like he’s making fun of the story the entire time, I imagine him twirling a handlebar moustache. And John Solo, as mentioned by another reviewer, just sounded whiny and annoying. It is unfortunate this title that is supposed to be the bow to the present ends with such a weak narration. The story itself is satisfying, but the narration unfortunately colored my final reaction to the story.