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Hell's Heroes

(The Demonata #10)

Darren Shan (Goodreads Author),

Richard Podaný (Translator)

4.28 · Rating details · 8,166 ratings · 286 reviews

Beranabus and Dervish are gone. Bec has formed an unholy alliance with Lord Loss. Kernel is blind, held on Earth against his will. Grubbs is mad with grief and spinning out of control. The demons are crossing. The Disciples are falling. The Shadow is waiting. Welcome to the end. The tenth and final novel in the chilling Demonata series by Darren Shan, author of the New Yor ...more

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Dec 11, 2010 Ahmad Sharabiani rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: childrens-young-readers, fantasy, 21th-century

Hell's Heroes, Darren Shan
Hell's Heroes (book) is the tenth book of the The Demonata series by Darren Shan. It is released in the UK and Ireland on the 1st of October 2009.
The final dramatic conclusion to Darren Shan’s international phenomena, The Demonata is the final stand off between universes. The novel starts off with Grubbs and Dervish talking in a cave. Dervish is dying and only has a short time left to live, but he and Grubbs take it in their normal humorous stride. Grubbs reflects on ho ...more

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Jan 05, 2017 Erin *Proud Book Hoarder* rated it really liked it

Shelves: part-of-series, read-in-2017, reviewed, unusual-creatures

“Destiny's what you make of it. You have to face whatever life throws at you.”

The Demonata is a dark and morbid series that takes place over thousands of years and different character viewpoints. The main viewpoint has always been where it started with the first book - Grubbs - and that's whose viewpoint it ends with, although he's definitely a different sort of person now.

I'm not always a fan of multiple viewpoints in a single series, but by using that technique here, we get the story-lin ...more

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Jan 30, 2011 Dana Salman rated it did not like it

Shelves: dissatisfying-endings, darren-shan, series-finale

Once again, Darren Shan provides an excellent example of his inability to make a satisfactory ending. The only time a Darren Shan book ever ended passably, even well, was The Thin Executioner. But this? Okay, let's make this very clear, Shan: THE. ENDING. SUCKED. BALLS.

Which is a shame because this wasn't such a bad book. Actually the series in general was terrible. I didn't enjoy it. There is an overdose of blood and gore, which is a hundred times more disgusting than it is remotely scary, some Once again, Darren Shan provides an excellent example of his inability to make a satisfactory ending. The only time a Darren Shan book ever ended passably, even well, was The Thin Executioner. But this? Okay, let's make this very clear, Shan: THE. ENDING. SUCKED. BALLS.

Which is a shame because this wasn't such a bad book. Actually the series in general was terrible. I didn't enjoy it. There is an overdose of blood and gore, which is a hundred times more disgusting than it is remotely scary, some concepts are just disturbing (like Bec after she turns traitor, which when you think about it was totally unnecessary-why didn't she just tell Grubbs and Kernel about her plan? Didn't want to waste energy pursuading them to go along with it? What, she'd rather kill a bunch of people for the fun of it because the world's gonna end anyway? She wanted Lord Loss to feel her up? Eww.) and it gets boring when you have to read the same scene over again from three different perspectives (Blood Beast, Wolf Island, Dark Calling), I mean, if you're going to put a cliff hanger, atleast don't drag the agony of wanting to know what happens next out even more than you should. Darren Shan could've made it so that we didn't have to go through some the same stuff again before we can reach to where we left off in the last book. Atleast we didn't have that here, in Hell's Heroes. But still, if I'm going to be talking about the series in general, I'll just say that, though I didn't like it at the time, I think Lord Loss was a great start to what could've been a completely different and probably preferrable series: a series of chess-death-matches. I really liked that concept. But no, Shan had to stuff a bunch of stuff and get them all muddled up together so we can barely see through the mess of gimics: demons, magic, zombies, were-wolves... You either choose one to make it complex, or you choose all of them and make it straight and simple. And speaking of the magic, I really didn't like it. I mean, yeah I'm all for magic that doesn't require a wand or weird words (none that he tells us anyway, which makes it annoyingly vague-how does Grubbs know what to say? Phrases like "I barked a word of magic" got on my nerves-yeah we really know what you mean by that, Shan), but it doesn't seem like there are any limits to what this type of magic can be used for. They can do virtually anything if they put their minds to it, and yeah, Shan was very creative in some of the things they do, so atleast we get a wide variety of action, but then if Grubbs can turn his legs into swords and spear a demon on them (like I said, creative, if not a little weird, but Shan is a weird author) then why can't he just blow a whole horde of them up? Okay, they can put themselves back together, but it'll be a helluva job for them if you just keep e'sploding them to tiny bits and pieces and sludge as soon as they fix themselves up again. Why didn't any of them think of that? Couldn't do it? But that's what I mean about limits-how are we to know what they are limited to doing when there's a window and when there isn't? And Grubbs is a magician, and so is Beranabus. Doesn't that mean they've got more magic than average?

Okay, one more little rant about the ending before I finish: it is very annoying to be told that events have to unfold the same way all over again but slightly different, and without the central characters. We're supposed to just guess what happens next? Nuh-uh. That doesn't work for me. It's the Cirque du Freak series all over again, except possibly a little worse. Atleast the main character doesn't become some bodiless form of the universe. Hell, he is the universe. That's just...that's just stupid! If anybody thinks I need to explain that a little better as to why it's so stupid, I'll just say that it's one of those things that are just so obviously stupid it's not worth explaining.
There. I'm done. Hope you enjoyed the rantings of a dissatisfied reader. Now I've got nothing to read. ...more

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May 30, 2017 DJ rated it really liked it

Shelves: britain-ireland, werewolves-shifters, horror, demons-devils, male-author, series-completed, published-2000-2009, young-adult

It's over... I'm finished 😫

You can't hang around waiting for somebody else to pull your strings. Destiny's what you make of it. You have to face whatever life throws at you. And if it throws more than you'd like, more than you think you can handle? Well, then you have to find heroism within yourself and play out the hand you've been dealt. The universe never sets a challenge that can't be met. You just need to believe in yourself in order to find the strength to face it.

^ Advice to live by, ...more

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Mar 08, 2011 Taze Etibo rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Will you be scared if a demon killed your family and kidnapped your friends, what will you do? Will you go face your fears to save your friends and family?"This is what Darren Shan thought about in the book. Darren Shan held magical powers, he could open a new dimensions and he could heal people. One day he noticed a demon that appeared to have needles sticking out of him, kills his classmates, family, and kidnapped his friends. He met a demon slayer that told him if you kill king of demons-lord ...more

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Nov 26, 2011 CATHERINE rated it liked it

Recommends it for: Teenage boys

Recommended to CATHERINE by: Darragh Lysaght-Gordon

What a disappointment. We read each book ignoring the weak first Kernel story which is rather pathetically obvious, to have a rip-roaring couple of books in the middle, then to start to feel worried at #9, only to get here. We have hardly any emotions left they have all been wrung out but we throw ourselves into the fray once more with our heroes, getting seriously through the book before there is any hint of a twist, and surely there has to be a twist, this really can't be it? The last book in ...more

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Feb 01, 2020 Chloe rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2020

This review is for the series as a whole, because there are too many to recall my individual thoughts on each one, and it was a very fast series for me to get through.

7/10.

The pros: This series, for the most part, was so impressively dark, scary and gory for its middle grade demographic. Shan really pushes the limits on what's suitable for kids, but he never goes TOO far. I love how his descriptions are so vivid, yet he leaves room for your own imagination to fill in the blanks. The characters ...more

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Aug 30, 2015 Jason rated it liked it

Shelves: read-2015

3 Stars

Hell's Heroes was the weakest book of this amazing decalogy series, The Demonata by Darren Shan. Having said that, I give the series

4.5 Stars

The Demonata is an incredible journey that takes us through thousands of years and many point of views. Of course Grubbs is our center, our trigger, our main hairy man. His point of view guide us and brings us back for more. No care undergoes more changes and more growth than Grubbs.

Darren Shan did this series right by mixing up each book never two ...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Ellie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-but-reading-again, favorites, absolute-all-time-favourites

This series is one of the best series of books I've ever read!

I started reading the first book, Lord Loss (in the point of view of Grubbs), when I was quite young, and I had my own room, so scary book+little me-companyxwild imagination=terrified child. My mum banned me from reading scary books at night (because I'd also read some Point Horror books before) and I was so scared I wouldn't go near it again.
Almost a year later, and Lord Loss was still on my mental books-2-read list, so I picked it ...more

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Oct 08, 2009 Autumn Doughton rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Thank God for Amazon.uk! I couldn't wait 6 months for the US release so I paid as much for shipping from across the pond as the book costs. Here's the thing: it was worth it.
This is probably my favorite in the series, which is something pretty special for a last book, AND especially unusual because I actually hated the first two thirds of the book. I don't think I've ever been more angry at the main characters in a story as I was during this series and especially this book. I thought about rippi ...more

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Oct 11, 2014 Siobhan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

As the final book in the series this one brings everything nicely together.

Everything is brought about to a great ending – ending on a light tone – with all your questions answered. As well-paced as the other books, filled with as much action and entertainment it is a must read if you have read the rest of the series. After all, if you have read the rest you need to know what happens and I can assure you that the ending is a high note.

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Jul 10, 2010 Anonymous rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult

Feeling i was growing out of Darren Shan, and not even sure I would even bother finishing the series (a thought that would have been unthinkable a few years back). But i bought the book on a whim.
And by time I reached the end, I did not regret it.
It seems I had forgotton what a master of plot he is, full of excrutiating cliff hangers, stunning betrayals and staggering revalations. He never goes where you expect him too.
Now, Grubbs is by far my favourite character (though i have the feeling if I ...more

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Jun 30, 2017 Alley Kat rated it really liked it

I was severely underwhelmed by the ending of this series. It kind of reminded me of the ending of Cirque du Freak, but it made less sense. I wasn't very happy with how Bec's character was handled. Throughout the series, her intro book was my favorite, so to not have another narration book from her was very disappointing. I was relieved that she did play a very important and positive role in the ending of the novel, but it still was a pretty flat ending.

I was VERY happy to see more Timas. And thi ...more

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Mar 17, 2019 Adam Marino added it

The theme of this book is do what is best. The main characters had a tough decision to make and it turned out to be the right decision.

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Jan 16, 2014 Felipe-anthony Pasquale Palacios added it · review of another edition

I really can't write a better hook then this, You ready? Ok here we go:Magic, Demons, Werewolves, Death, Explosions. Need i say more? I do?
UUUUUUUGGGGGGGGHHHHHH ok fine, I'll elaborate.

*SPOILERS FOR DAYS UP IN HERE*

Ok so now that i have your attention, let's begin. In the very last book of this series of supposed horror it pulled through quite nicely. Books 1-8 were amazing in every way, but 9 kinda felt like it fell flat on me. However, this one was amazing it was alot more in depth then the I really can't write a better hook then this, You ready? Ok here we go:Magic, Demons, Werewolves, Death, Explosions. Need i say more? I do?
UUUUUUUGGGGGGGGHHHHHH ok fine, I'll elaborate.

*SPOILERS FOR DAYS UP IN HERE*

Ok so now that i have your attention, let's begin. In the very last book of this series of supposed horror it pulled through quite nicely. Books 1-8 were amazing in every way, but 9 kinda felt like it fell flat on me. However, this one was amazing it was alot more in depth then the 9th one and it had more self conflict as Grubbs fougtht with his own conscience to see what is wrong and right. In this book Bec betrays Grubbs and Kernal and sides with the demons to erradicate all living forms of life and allows Death to host inside of her. Torn and angry Grubbs and Kernal flee from Lord Loss's realm within an inch of their lives. (a demon master cannot be defeated in his own realm.)Even with the power of the Kah-Gash in their hands Grubbs and Kernal couldn't break the defenses of Lord Loss.

When they finally returned to Earth they found that demons were everywhere quickly destroying the tunnel they regrouped for later battles. Now the thing I didn't like here was the fact that during the entire series they basically give you the impression that when a tunnel opens up, you are screwed and have no hope, but he just destroyed one in like 3 minutes. Now, i know that later in the book they explain that depending on the power of the lodestone, it can set boundaries but that wasn't the thought entertained throughout the series and I dont like how the rules just altered. It turns out that Bec was just tricking the demonata and Death into believing she switched aligences which brought upon one of the most dirrivitive of all movie/book cliche's ever which is the friend is an enemy but is actually a friend the whole time.

Now there was things I liked and its the fact that they destroyed everything when they became the Kah-Gash and that it went back to how it was originally. I also thought it was cool how Grubbs couldn't kill his greatest enemy because of a pact and how they killed all of the other demon masters, save for Lord Loss. I really enjoyed the ending like where all this stuff is going down and all this just inspirational and philisophical text is put in and im just sitting there like "Damn, that's deep..." The funniest thing ever though is the fact of how cocky and full of himself Grubbs is like this is literally the last line of the series/book "Clearing my throat, to a chorus of groans from Kernal and Bec, I chant solemnly. 'In the beginning Grubbs created the heavens and the Earth and everything was dark.Then Grubbs said,Let there be light!' And there was ligth.
Coolio!" Like look at him pretending to be god and everything, it just cracks me up.

Now obviously this book isn't perfect, but its the best in the series right next to the first one and it just seemed like it was for a more mature audience compared to the others. I give it a 9 out of 10 and reccomend it to anyone who wants to get startled but in the long run, unaffected by anything. Now just remember,you may have a cool life but your life will never be Grubbs Grady cool.
Coolio!
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May 11, 2014 Chappy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016, goal-1000-books

THE DEMONATA
A SERIES IN REVIEW
CHAPPY

Today i finished the 10th and final book in Darren Shans amazing series set in the universe of magic and adventure. The demonata has captivated me from the first page several years ago when i began Lord Loss and finshed on this glorious sunny day.

lets break this review into three distinct parts shall we? lets call them The EYES, the MEMORY and the TRIGGER

The eyes allow us to see Mr Shans brilliant universe creating skills. He doesnt spend to much time del THE DEMONATA
A SERIES IN REVIEW
CHAPPY

Today i finished the 10th and final book in Darren Shans amazing series set in the universe of magic and adventure. The demonata has captivated me from the first page several years ago when i began Lord Loss and finshed on this glorious sunny day.

lets break this review into three distinct parts shall we? lets call them The EYES, the MEMORY and the TRIGGER

The eyes allow us to see Mr Shans brilliant universe creating skills. He doesnt spend to much time delving into the history of earth and the surrounding planets including every bush and shrub like some authors (cough cough... tolkien) but we can imagine through context, the world much like we see it now but add one thing...MAGIC. Darren challenged us to reimagine our world as only the smallest speck in the grand plot of his spectacular work, which given the amount of space we hold in the universe, not that hard to comprehend. Dark Calling was the book i was intently waiting for, a comprehensive read or the history and lore of Shans universe and the part the Demonata has to play in it.

The memory, Shans work is a plot and character driven freight train until book 4 when we go back and witness some of the demonatas earliest involvment on the planet earth. obviously everyone here is up to date with the events of not only book 4 but all books in the series. lets take a look back on the many memories we have from these books but with one crucial thing in mind, Demons exist, they have a grand plan and humanity is running out of time. Makes the horror movie filming in Slawter seem like relatively small potatoes.

Finally the trigger, the punch in the face we get from every book with high impact action, blood spattering gore and ooze and the death and carnage ive yet to experience in any books before. Thank you very much Mr Shan for introducing me to these heroes and villains, allowing me to share in their trials and tribulations and bringing this universe a bit more magic with your amazing work.

Plants to reread: its taking all of my energy to not pick up book one and start all over again, theres so many new adventures to begin but i know ill return to the demonata some day.
that and i will be trying a new reading order. Pretty much the same except it will be 4, 2, 1, 3, 5, 6-10, for more of a prequal-modern approach. ...more

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Dec 21, 2018 Fernando Mejia rated it it was amazing

very good book.

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Dec 11, 2018 Kay Cole rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This was the final book. I did it. I read the whole series. It was great and I enjoyed it. The ending was very interesting and I really appreciate it. I really recommend reading these books because there's a lot of underlying sources. ...more

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Jul 18, 2016 Ariya rated it liked it

Shelves: 2016-reads

One and a half year with this series and now I can't believe it's over. :'( ...more

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Jan 19, 2020 Tom Sturtridge rated it it was amazing

There it is. The end of the series. End of the road. The last time we see these characters. What a journey Shan has taken us on. Full of gore, guts, brains, magic and horror. This book contains some of the best twists in the whole series and builds up for a fantastic finish to a series. I'm sad this series has come to an end. Hoping one day we might get a Movie/Netflix series or something. Or maybe Shan will suprise us and revisit the universe in the future. Either way. Thank you Mr Shan for thi ...more

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May 16, 2020 Darien Griffiths rated it it was amazing

Shelves: own

Can't believe it's over. It was so good! Never read a series like this before and I'm ashamed it took me so long to get to it. Overall I'm so happy with how everything turned out. Definitely going to read it again. Loved everything about it! The blood, the power, the demons! So we'll thought through! 10/10 !!! ...more

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Apr 14, 2019 Ryan McCarthy rated it liked it

Some weird deist shit going on at the end of this series. I enjoyed it but I'm looking forward to never reading it again. ...more

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Mar 14, 2012 ❄️ Propertea Of Frostea ❄️ Bitter SnoBerry ❄ rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, 2013, poetry, ebook, ya, the-meowzer-reviews, smiles, vampires-werewolves-zombies, demons-aliens-shapeshifters, up-all-night

Hell's on lose.
Yes.
Heaven's on lose too.
Yups.
Earth almost gone.
Aaannd, chess totally rocks!
Well, more than you think it would in this book!

In the first part of the book, I felt like rippng apart all three Grubbs, Kernel and Bec's guts out.
They were behaving horrid.
Demon-like.
Gosh this last book seemed isolated!

The second half, I saw some sense of what is going on, but... but when I expected things to change, they didn't. Until the very end.
Drastic behavior change.
It was not gripping.
Why? Peopl ...more

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Apr 24, 2014 Dominika Košútová rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy, the-demonata, read-in-english, 2014

Are you kiddin ´me. I´m not really sure if i should laugh or cry but the ending was hilarious. If you read the cirque du freak series you know what i´m talking about. I was so confused because the last book was so strange and disturbing i kinda felt like this after i had finished the cdf series.. OMG I´m not sure if i´am strong enough to read his other book if he has some... "DD

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Nov 19, 2012 Kittykatt009 rated it liked it

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Oct 12, 2011 Hazel Fung rated it really liked it

Shelves: darren-shan

Yeah finally finished the series!! =]
Overall I liked the series but *sigh*... The ending kinda sucks like cirque du freak..... Wish Darren Shan would write a bit more... Don't like endings that just makes you guess what would really happen and not tell you what will happen to the characters.

In the series I think Darren Shan reminds us of stuff a bit too much ><...like how certain demons look like... How certain people look like...
And in the middle of the series that the story is told from thre ...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Kenzie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A fitting end for such a powerful and amazing series! Though many spots are gruesome and disgusting and definitely not for the faint of heart, those parts make for a greater ending. I do not recommend this series for any but the hard core book lovers or the sadistic few among us. Some of the scenes in this epic series made my gut churn and my face blanch. Really- they were extremely disgusting. But all in all, I would still hug Darren Shan in the end. Thank you sir for giving my life more purpos ...more

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Mar 26, 2015 Jedi rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: People that likes to read action book and horror.

The book is about 3 disciples, demon hunters, trying to save the world from demons and their master Death. Grubbs is half human, half werewolf. Kernel is bold and blind. Bec is a traitor. Bec works with a demon Master, Lord Loss. The 3 of them are part of a powerful weapon called The Kah-Gash. Grubbs and Kernel and some other werewolves went to Lord Loss's kingdom to kill Bec. Both sides battle fearlessly. But who's going to win?

I really like this book because I like to read action and horror bo ...more

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May 15, 2010 Sarah Oh rated it liked it · review of another edition

Great series, but the ending was kinda like "OK... What now?" nevertheless i have to say i totally would read it again and plan on doing it this summer! Love how shan did all the diff. characters P.O.V out of all the books i've read (series) i say that shan is totally 100% on my best books and fave author list!!! ...more

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Apr 10, 2010 Haseeb rated it it was amazing

love it.loove .looov it.loooove it. looooove. it loooooove it. looooooove it. loooooooove it. looooooooove it.

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