You will get lost in this series as quickly as I have. His writing is both captivating and intriguing. He has taken a genre that I felt was overdone and gave it some helpful breathes of fresh air. John is a phenomenal author and I can not wait for the next in the series. Overall Feedback: So here is the third installment of The Demon Accords and let me tell you. I'll take a short break from the series and then return for more of Christian's adventures.Īudio Note: James Patrick Cronin is not the best audio narrator ever but I think he does a decent enough job with this series. I'm still cringing at the reason why women are more susceptible to demonic possession than men!Īll in all I felt like this was an OK read but nothing special.

I can laugh off most of it as this is not the sort of story that takes itself too seriously but a few happenings and observations are a little disturbing.

It is actually getting worse by the book. The other big flaw is John Conroe's sexism. It did have some fun moments but also a few more story arcs that did not quite work for me. I felt like the story in this one was a little bit less engaging than in the first two books. The villains are usually pretty crappy but that is OK as half the fun in this series is watching Chris and Tanya squash them as soon as they stumble into the pairs path! Chris's friends and those of his vamp girlfriend's are both interesting and likeable. The same goes for the secondary characters. He has his flaws but is mostly a guy that is likeable and easy to root for. This series reads a lot like a fun, if mindless, action movie. I felt this third instalment of the Demon Accords series was not quite as much fun as the first two instalments.

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