Presumed orphan Craig Blackmore had begun to rebuild his life by taking a spot at his mother's alma mater, College Arcane, on Earth. But then he found out his mother was not dead, but instead having gone into hiding on Golf Alpha five years ago.
Allied with the heroes of Earth and bonded to Vesta Reynolds-O'Carroll, Craig is helping to investigate the mystery of his mother, what she has done to him from birth, and the forces that have attacked him on Earth all while continuing his education. When a series of events reveals Vesta, and by default, Craig, to the world, he finds himself facing a terror beyond Axeheads and assassins -- public opinion. With enemies coming at him and Vesta from three worlds, Craig must dig deep into the new abilities his mother crafted into him and master them as fast as he can if he's going to protect his new life on Earth.
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Another great book in the series. I am just guessing right now, but this series might be a bit shorter than the first series. There is not much of a overarching thread like in the first book series with the aliens. However, I totally enjoy reading this story. I hope the author will create a different point of view for other main characters like the twins.
Nice power-up for the lizard (poop) king. Some predictable narrative beats, but that just helps keep things moving smoothly. Having an MC who insta-kills threats must be difficult to find challenges that don’t end before they begin.
I like it, and will wait (im)patiently for the next one.
The book is good in that it has John conroe's style of endearing romance and his special blend of action scenes. The issue is like 30% of the book is recap. Recapping the previous book and recapping previous chapters we just read. There is also some not so subtle political views inserted to let us know how the aurthor thinks of current affairs. Not my thing as i read books to escape reality not listen to someone rant about it. 3 out of 5 for me. Book 1 was 6 out of 5 as it reminded me of the author's early content where Christianity and humanity was observed rather than critiqued and found wanting. Ill read book 3, hopefully with the characters out of the country the author wont feel the need to vent his political frustrations to the reader
Continuing Veera and Craig's story. A good yarn and more expansion on Craig and who he is. But not enough of Cora and Wulf, I was really disappointed to see them continually be back benched and not highlighted as they seemed very interesting. Classic Conroe, super OP MC, like almost Gordon level but on a different spectrum. Though holy cow if we didn't get the who is Craig and how awesome he is speech/ lecture just about every other chapter. I am used to the style but it was really bordering on filler for this book, we know who he is and we know what he can do you don't have to monologue it to everyone. Excited to see what is next!
Terrific reading time. As JC mentioned in the afterword took longer to write due to family and life events! Dementia is terrible disease for the affected and even more for the caregiver. I have been through it as a caregiver and can only see cancer as worse. Overall a great reading time with new characters and events to keep interesting. A new book different coming out soon as well. Looking forward to more great reading, courtesy of John Conroe writing talent and imagination.
I read it in one night. I just love these characters. The humor but also complex issues throughout make this series amazing. We get to see some more of our favorites. We also get to see growth of a number of characters. I can't wait to read the next one. But let's be real, I would read a receipt if it was written by John Conroe.
The next generation is every bit as captivating as the first. If you liked the Demon Accords you will love Generations. If you haven't read either, do yourself a favor and start with God Touched.
I hate John Conroe. I have devoured every single wonderful Demon Accords Book, have been waiting months, frantically, for this latest masterpiece and read it non-stop in a day. Now I will be in a state of withdrawal while waiting months for the next one.
A little tired of the government officials who are just evil for not reason, the whole peaceful native american thing that is anti-history, and the obvious and tacked on anti-Ice/Trump ending.
Another amazing book in this series. This is my favorite series. The author builds a great story with extremely strong characters throughout. Highly recommend.