Max Abaddon and the Gates to Perdition

A Max Abaddon Novel

By: Justin Leslie

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

MAX ABADDON AND THE GATES TO PERDITION: BOOK 7 OF THE MAX ABADDON SERIES

Max Abaddon was finally about to enjoy an extraordinary, unordinary life until fate had other plans for him. After beating the Soul Dealers, coming face to face with the Knights of the Old Gods, dealing with a rude unicorn, and taking on the Scarlet Vampire Court, Max and his crew of eccentric companions thought things were calming down.

Now faced with a little problem that landed him in a relatively hotter climate, Max must find out why his great-grandfather Devin, better known as the devil, has gone missing. With the scales of power in the Under at stake, Max must decide whether or not to embrace the dark side of his family. Even worse, answering the question of his own mortality.

With the help of a few familiar faces and a new, rather grumpy demon raccoon, Max must figure out a way through hell to find and save Devin, dead or alive.

Back home, things are also coming to a head with Max being out of the picture, as it’s time to explain a few things to the council…

Fans of Ben Aaronovitch, Jim Butcher, Ilona Andrews, Benedict Jacka, Kevin Hearne, Richard Kadrey, Shayne Silvers, Patricia Briggs, and BR Kingsolver will not want to miss this latest addition to the urban fantasy scene!

©2024 Justin Leslie (P)2024 Justin Leslie

Critic reviews

“Justin is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with in the UF market.” —Hunter Blain-Okayest Selling Author of the Preternatural Chronicles

As Always Great Read

Love Justin Leslie and Luke Daniels. This was a great addition to the series and I LOVE THE FREAKING BLOOPERS!!!!!

Story gets better and better

All I can say is that you need to listen to the entire series - every book is amazing!

Entertaining. A fun listen

Good storyline and an enjoyable story. great way to tune out those pesky coworkers. Can't wait for book 8.

So much didn't happen, while so much did?

This was a pretty good book but it was rushed and you can't tell it didn't have the same feel and pace as the previous seven books you can definitely tell that the author is a multitasking with multiple books at once.
You can tell that most of the story main points were just steps to get to an rushed end goal. There wasn't a lot of depth to most the story but overall is still good.

a wild ride in Jacksonville

pretty crazy setup here interesting story leaves me aching for more. new people new enemies keep up the good work Justin and Luke!