
Hand of the Queen
The Demon Accords, Book 20
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Narrated by:
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Lily Ganser
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By:
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John Conroe
About this listen
The smallest of creatures often carry the sharpest of stings. Lydia Chapman is just such a vampire. Her small stature hides a mighty wit, a razor-edged tongue, and an implacable protector of the only natural-born vampire in existence. Here is the back story of the snarkiest hero on Team Gordon/Demidova, told in her own words, just for fans of the Demon Accords. Go ahead and underestimate her ... it'll be fun.
©2024 John Conroe (P)2025 Audible, Inc.What listeners say about Hand of the Queen
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- Tom
- 04-03-25
could've been better
I found the progress made in the story interesting although I found the initial jumping between time zones disjointing and immersion breaking.
I was disappointed that the continuity of the names were not upheld, suddenly old characters were barely recognisable due to differences in pronunciation.
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- Angela
- 19-02-25
Back on track
You can't help but love Lydia and this is a great opportunity to find out more about her and how she came to be a vampire. Not only that though, this book continues the Demon Accords story really well as it goes between the past and the present. I am really looking forward to discovering which character Conroe focuses on next and where the story goes.
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- matt
- 12-03-25
feels like a filler to meet a quota
Basically Lydia's backstory. But boring as hell ..hardly any action and the story line is droll.
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- JJK
- 04-04-25
Good continuity of the story
I really like the series, but the woman who performs this story has an awful, highpitched voice. And very non-versatile with it.
I had to turn the volume down, for her voice hurt my ears. Literally. This is a perfect example of how to ruin a story. I may consider to buy the e-book instead.
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- Mr. N. C. Simpson
- 19-04-25
Wrong narrator
As a massive fan of the Demon Accords series this was a complete let down all because of the narrator......I've listened to the series 5 times so far and if I listen again I'll give this one a miss. Trying to work out who was talking due to different voices and persona's was the main thing that ruined it. Pronouncing Barbiel - Bar-Bile, Bar-BELL & and numerous other ways for one was driving me mad :) Should of stuck with James Patrick Cronin, even when doing the different genders he is ideal.
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