Bloodlines
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.
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John Conroe
John Conroe didn’t set out to reinvent the urban fantasy genre—but that’s exactly what happened when The Demon Accords series began to ripple through the Kindle charts. With a blend of high-octane action, supernatural intrigue, and grounded emotional depth, his books struck a chord with readers looking for more than just vampires and werewolves. They found something sharper. Grittier. And, perhaps most unexpected of all, deeply human.
Before he was spinning tales of demons, telepaths, and shadowy conspiracies, Conroe lived a life that might seem deceptively ordinary on the surface. A lifelong New Yorker, he spent years working in the financial world, building numbers and logic into the framework of his thinking. But beneath the suit-and-tie routine, there was always the heartbeat of a storyteller—someone who saw the world through the lens of “what if?” What if a teenage girl with a dangerous psychic gift crossed paths with a centuries-old vampire enforcer? What if evil wasn’t always monstrous, and power wasn’t always clean?
Demon Accords
In a world where the shadows don’t just hide monsters—they answer to them—The Demon Accords carves out its own brutal, kinetic corner of urban fantasy. This long-running saga blends supernatural warfare with covert operations and moral ambiguity, following characters who are anything but ordinary as they battle forces that are far from simple evil.
Demon Accords consists of twenty-one books and considered as a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
