Blood Infernal audiobook

Initial thoughts:Holy hell!!!! What a fantastic conclusion to a great series!!!! I thoroughly enjoyed this one!!!! Review to come. Eventually. Review:Actual rating: 5 What-An-Originally-Amazing-Storyline stars!! No spoilers for any book in this series. Well...this is going to be a difficult review to write. I tend to struggle with reviews of books in a series. How do you talk about what happened in this book, without spoiling what's happened in the previous books? None of my GR friends have read this, so I will tread lightly and be very general. This series is different from any other series I've read. It's supernatural. It's fiction. It's history. It's vampires. It's religion. The authors have taken actual events in religious history and spun them into a supernatural fiction. It's done so well, so seamlessly, that I found myself believing these things actually happened the way the authors wrote it. I loved the spin they put on the Catholic religion. I've read some reviews in which people were appalled that they wrote things the way they did. But, COME ON!!! It's fiction!!! Relax...This conclusion to the series tied up all the loose ends. It answered every question I'd developed throughout the series. I loved this series. I loved the originality and the concepts they put out there. I'm sad to see it end. But I'm beyond satisfied in the way they ended it. If you haven't read this series and you enjoy supernatural stories, it wouldn't hurt you to look into this one. The first one was good, I liked it. But the second and third...WOW!!!!

The final book in a trilogy is always difficult to read, the knowledge that you have to say a fond farewell to characters that you have watched grow and develop into the multi dimensional beings that they are now.Well can I just say that the Rollins and Cantrell writing combination did not disappoint. The return of Father Rhun Korza (sanguinist/ Knight of Christ), Dr Erin Grainger (archaeologist / Woman of Learning) and Sargent Jordan Stone (soldier / Warrior of Man) I have eagerly awaited since last year, they returned in an earth shattering explosion, fighting the one fight against evil, to prevent the return of the fallen angel Lucifer and the threatening cascade of darkness.Beautifully written, the fusion of history, mythology and modern science again intertwines into a novel that grips the reader from the very beginning.Questioning again how far beneath evil lies and just how the quest for salvation will go.I have laughed and cried reading this book, I've mourned close friends and felt an array of emotions that i never expected.It may be the end of the trilogy however I am ever hopeful that this will not be the end of the characters that I have grown to love.

This is one flippin fantastic trilogy. The two authors definitely bring out the best in each other. This is one amazing story going off the wall on religious history. And it ends with happiness and love. LOVED LOVED LOVED it.

If you want an explosive ending, you have to read a James Rollins book. If you want a mix of new-age religion, original fantasy, and breakneck action you have to read this James Rollins book. This trilogy was one I honestly never wanted to end. I've read a lot, but rarely have three characters made such a place in my heart as Rhun, Jordan and Erin. I bought the Blood Infernal audiobook because I couldn't wait until the paperback came out in my country and I'm definitely not sorry. To hear the accents I've only had to imagine until now was a delight. I'm still going to buy the paperback, of course, just so I can have the full collection.I wondered if I should leave a review because the ending left me truly speechless. And maybe a little regretful. I'm not afraid to admit I wanted Rhun and Erin to be together. I've adored their chemistry since the beginning, loving the longing, the secret glances, the way they grounded each other. And for a second there, near the end, with the possibility staring at us, I was truly happy. In true 'Sixth Sense' fashion, our writer duo swerved and made the ending as unexpected as it was grandeur. There isn't much I can say without spoiling the plot, so I'll just give a recommendation - if you're wondering if you should give the series a chance stop wondering. Go out to the nearest bookstore or go online, and with a few clicks you'll be the proud owner of one of the best series I've had the pleasure of reading. I'll be rereading these books as soon as I have enough free time. This is absolutely a story I never want to forget. One I'd love to relive again and again.

Blood Infernal is the final amazing book in the Order of the Sanguines trilogy. Rollins and Cantrell have woven together an adventure story mixed with religion, history and the supernatural. We are joined again by The Knight of Christ, Rhun Korza; The Warrior of Man, Jordan Stone; and the Woman of Learning, Erin Granger. Other key characters from the first two books also return and their stories interconnect. They travel to Italy and the Czech Republic, the Pyrenees and even further, hoping to keep the Apocalypse from starting. The team must battle a demon named Legion and face Lucifer himself. Very little time is left. Blood Infernal has a wonderful and thrilling plot. It's a page-turning ride from the beginning to its powerful conclusion. I'm sad that the story is over but I enjoyed reading it very much. When I first started the trilogy I wasn't sure I would enjoy it nearly as much as I did. I loved the historical aspects along with some very strong and believable characters. Initially I questioned the need for the vampires but they added extra layers to the story. I highly recommend reading the books in order to enjoy the full story, beginning with Blood of the Gospels.

This is a great action series that is steeped in the history of the catholic church and the ancient sect of the Sanguines. This book wraps up the story line of Erin and Jordon and their quest to keep mankind alive and keep the "Gates of Hell" locked. As they travel through time and the Vatican's library and underground catacombs they must sacrifice to win.

Hell has no fury!This rude of a story is well written & it's best to read all of the books I order to understand & enjoy!Thank you James & Rebecca for the journey you have shared!I await to read more !

Absolutely amazing book- the entire series is incredible!! Highly recommended!!

Blood Infernal brings the Order of the Sanguines series to an end, and it was a story I happily powered through. Although the second book remains my favourite in the series, this one certainly had me hooked.As has been the case throughout the series, there was plenty packed into this one. There were many new elements introduced to bring the story together, the elements adding unexpected twist to details we thought we knew well. I confess, some of the details that came together at the end were a bit anticlimactic, but as a whole the story had me more than hooked.It’s certainly worth reading if you’ve enjoyed the two prior books.

This book ends the trilogy and in it the three heroes save the world as expected. But not without a lot of trouble and betrayal. There is a lot of unexpected twists and turns to the religious prophecy at the very end that you'll have to read about as I won't tell you.