Angel Born

Ash Angels, Book 2

De: Brian K. Fuller

Narrado por: R.C. Bray

Duración: 14 h y 55 m

Resumen del Editor

When you kick evil to the curb, it kicks you back.

What peace Helo had hoped for by defeating King on the Tempest is short-lived. Evil doesn’t go quietly, and it’s always hungry for revenge.

After his parents are murdered, Helo rejoins the Ash Angel Organization ready to hunt creatures of evil and obliterate the six remaining Dread Loremasters. But terrifying portents from Tela Mirren’s dreams and dire warnings from Aclima hint that crossing darkness incurs a terrible price, and Helo will be the one who pays.

©2019 Brian K. Fuller (P)2020 Podium Audio

Terrible production

Good story and narrator, but the production quality is terrible. The audio blanks out sometimes and you miss part of the story.

Can't wait for book 3

Great story and great reading by Bray, almost tempted to read the 3rd book just to see where this all goes but don't want to ruin the bray experience.

This is my new favorite series.

Man this does not disappoint! It was great from start to finish. Now I just have to wait for the next one.

Another Great Read

Another great chapter. I can't wait to see what happens next with hilo. bray does another fantastic job of bringing the story to life.

Pretty darn good I recommend it despite its flaws

I got this series (Book 1 and 2 so far) because I loved Brian's work with the Trystmoon saga so much that I ended up listening to that one multiple times. This one just isn't on the same level. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad series it just feels just a touch too preachy. Even though you can tell that the author isn't writing with that in mind there's no really good way to write a book about angels and devils without going there. I guess knights and monsters are more my thing. ****spoiler alert**** This is your warning that there is a spoiler ahead. Helo's relationship with Tarissa just blows my mind and is the one thing that ruins the second book for me. He spends the whole first book agonizing over his ex wife because she cheated on him and he feels inadequate and it's his worst torch memory but now that's she's an ash angel it's all good? He learned to live with himself at the end of the last book and now it's all rainbows and puppies wherever she is concerned. *gag* Realism score 0. No one is that saintly. This is the one thing in the book that I couldn't stand.

Still enjoying this

Book 2 keeps the action going from the first and keeps you wanting more. Now off to book 3.

entertaining well done

the first chapters I was thinking how ridiculous but soon was able to suspend disbelief and enjoy a unique well written tale. performed by a master entertainer

So good I needed this

need more!! this could be a series that changes how we look at faith and realms

it was good

better than the first. I liked it a lot. looking forward to book three. thank you for reading this review

Thrilling book, as interesting as the first

RC Bray was made for stories like this. I swear that he brings to life every character with perfection! There are some interesting twists and frankly the possibilities are limitless with the play on angels and daemons. There are only a few things that get a little tiresome throughout and that’s the unrelenting attraction that every female has to the main character, Helo. It’s not much a problem in general, but annoying when seemingly 25% of the book is about it. Overall, it’s a fun listen and has plenty of action to keep you engaged throughout.