Bloodlines

The Demon Accords, Book 21

By: John Conroe

Narrated by: 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.

Hope they re-record

Change up in narrator dragged it down. Not fair to be narrator but you change the voice you change the story and the way it is told. It’s disappointing for the end.

No James Patrick Cronin

Over all the book is good. Aside from narrating this story and not being JPC the narrator is good I would listen to other stories he preforms. As always John Conroe delivers. The lack of continuity by having the same narrator as all previous books makes this a little difficult.

New Narrator and too many things left hanging.

I was very disappointed by the final book of the series. The change in narrators was very jarring, the book seemed rushed, and there were a number of things left hanging: vorsuch response, alien ship that escaped, etc.

More of the same

I fell in love with this series from the beginning. I loved listening to Chris and Declan's stories as they grew in power. Now they are OP and never face a real challenge. The last few books have just been them severely overpowering their opponents and living life.

I still love the characters, I just wish they would have real challenges to their power.

Fun as always

It’s always fun to hang out in this world. I’m a little bummed because I couldn’t get lost in this diversion as easily as usual. Sadly, I almost couldn’t make it through the book because the narrator was nearly monotone and pretty much had two voices, A ‘male‘ voice and a ‘female’ voice so I frequently get lost in what character was actually speaking. If he did manage to throw in a kinda accent, it would disappear halfway through the sentence.