Fire, Fury, Faith

Winged Warriors

By: N. D. Jones

Narrated by: Ryan Vincent Anderson

Issa, tribal chieftain and warrior, dies trying to protect his family and tribesmen from slave traders but is given a second chance at life as an angel. Having lost his home, daughters, and life by forces beyond his control, Issa, a guardian angel for four centuries, has yet to come to terms with this "failure". So when a rogue demon attacks and almost kills his wife, Serwa, Issa goes on the hunt. Serwa knows the pain of loss, the burn of fire, and the heat of love. She is a healer angel, bound to help, to heal, to protect. And the person she wants most to heal is Issa, her husband, her soul mate, her warrior. But what is a woman to do when a husband's guilt and fury challenge the very foundation of their marriage?

Note: This book contains adult language and profanity.

A BookStrand mainstream romance

©2012 Natalie Jones (P)2015 Natalie Jones

Love Across the Ages

If you could sum up Fire, Fury, Faith in three words, what would they be?

Entertaining
Lovely
Heart-warming

What was one of the most memorable moments of Fire, Fury, Faith?

The information the author gave about the brutality of the slave raid. The author didn't dwell on the ugliness of such events, but told just enough so the reader could get a feel for its cruelty and impact on its survivors - Serwa and Issa

Which scene was your favorite?

Serwa 's forgiveness. She was a powerful angel with a good heart. But she wasn't the type of angel that was all goodness and light. There were depths to both main characters. But Serwa was a forgiving character, which endeared her to me.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Issa's efforts at redemption was heartbreaking as much as it was heart-warming to see how much he loved his wife and daughters. He was a true Guardian Angel.

Any additional comments?

I hope the author continues with the second book in the series.

Far more than I expected

First, let me state this book is for mature audiences only. The sex scenes are graphic. Normally, I don’t like graphic scenes, but in this book they are meaningful to the story, so I was okay with it.

This is a story of warring tribes, angel and demons, dark and light, the bond of love, and the terror of hate. While the demons prove to be consistently bad, contaminating those around them, the angels come in different flavors. The warrior angels hunt demons and can be as blood thirsty as the demons they fight. And if they go too long without spiritual healing, they can lose their way. That is exactly what happens to our hero. When he becomes an angel, he seeks revenge on the demon who continues to torture his beloved wife, but at a long and terrible cost to himself and his wife.

I was impressed with both the maturity and beauty of the writing and the layers of meanings hidden within. I highly recommend this for adults who like a book that leaves you thinking about the deeper meanings beneath an intriguing tale.

hard to follow

this was a hard book to follow for me. it seemed to jump around in time and I felt it left a lot out! I might give it another try, maybe it will make more sense the second time through.

Marvelous!!

This is a great story! I loved this story! It hits all of the buttons. I hope there is more to come!!

Warriors

What was one of the most memorable moments of Fire, Fury, Faith?

I wish the audiobook was longer. It ended just when I was getting interested. The plot is well written and the narration was very good.