Rogues

By: John Conroe

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

Demon Accords number 10. When a hunter is brutally mauled in northern Maine, it's presumed that a black bear is the killer. But an astute local deputy suspects a more supernatural element. His call for assistance is answered by the supernatural community sending one of their very best. If it takes a thief to catch a thief, who do you use to catch a werewolf? But nothing is ever simple in the preternatural world. There's more here than meets the eye... nose... ear... or fang.

©2016 John Conroe (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

This series needs to be a TV series

I'm completely addicted to this series! I waited patiently for Rogues, and finished it in a day. Life can be so cruel. Awesome writing Conroe! And Cronin, your voice acting is on point! If there were 100 stars, I'd give it 1000! Obviously, I'm as good with math as Declan!

Love these books

This is probably the best series of books I have ever heard. I find myself excited about every new installment. However you really need to listen to them in order to appreciate these novels fully.i encourage anyone who enjoys urban fantasy read or listen to these stories.

Solid continuation of the story

Love the solid cast of characters across these books. nice addition of Omega and teasing around new concerns - alien, fairy, and yes, still demons and governments.

Another good one from Conroe, but...

I love this series and think John Conroe is great. Also James Cronin definitely helps bring out the characters in the series and adds to the good rating. Overall this story was a good one and deserving of a solid 4 stars.

With that said, I will say that this one wasn't as great as some of the others, and doesn't seem as polished. I have been a bit surprised at the speed of Conroe's writing and releases and while its great to get the next one so quickly, I do think the writing suffers a bit. I feel like there are parts where words and phrases are repetitive and I think there is definitely some room for some editing and in parts, maybe even the addition of more detail.

Again, still a good story and definitely worth a read/listen... I know I'm already looking forward to the next one.

Awesome Warlock book

This book was excellent and the narrator was on point with the dialogue and the different characters. I only wish these types of audio books were made in productions like the old radio broadcast. With all the sound effects and a woman doing the female voices. Still an awesome listen, I very much enjoy all the books in this series and look forward to the next.

expanding characters a little more

once again I have very much enjoyed listening to another book by Cronin. A continuation and expansion of the story based more on only slightly lesser characters but who definitely come into their own.
Easily listened to and very much enjoyed.

Great Series - Thanks Audible

Have loved all these audiobooks and this newest one is full of new twists and turns. As always the narrator is great. Hope it doesn't take a year for the next one.

A bit disappointing

While the plot arc is a great one, this episode seems to be there, not to contribute to the adventure, but more like a really long add break... you know.. where the aim was to sell air time.

Still great, not as much as others, but still wow!

This story takes an interesting turn and is good enough to be a stand alone. By the end, per usual with this series, just can't put it down!

Outstanding!

Yet another incredibly well crafted and immensely entertaining installment in the "Demon Accord" Universe. Mr. Conroe has the ability to make all characters shine even in there roles of support to the main characters. I find myself equally as interested in these individuals and their back stories as I am in Tanya and Chris's plot!
Action, slow romance, detailed world and story building with clever dialogue... and who doesn't love a good Chuck Norris joke?! I found myself laughing out loud quite a few times at the witty back and forthing between Lydia and Declan.
Do I even need to say that I recommend this title as a stand alone or series. A must read!