Fire Angels

Voices of London (Traveling Towards the Present, Book 3)

De: E.M.G Wixley

Narrado por: George Ellington

Against a backdrop of activism and anarchy amongst those living in the squalor of Victorian London’s East End, Johnny’s cooperative is thriving. His main concern is for his 15-year-old son, Noah, who is showing signs of having inherited the family affliction. Noah is seeing beyond the surface world, and Johnny is anxious to prevent him from setting his eyes on evil.

Meanwhile, William attempts to adapt to his new life in England and understand the deep mysteries of his family history. Mary is also hunting, but not for knowledge. To help stop Noah from going on a crusade, she searches the streets of London for a serial killer.

As the veil between good and evil thins, the family and community struggle ahead unaware of the cosmic battle being raged.

©2021 E.M.G Wixley (P)2022 E.M.G Wixley

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Great world building!

I really enjoyed the lore and supernatural aspects of the world the author is creating!

Different - But Compulsive

This book does not fall into my normal sphere of reading/listening material, that said the story although different it's a story of murder and mystery set against a Victorian backdrop had me hooked and held my attention. I don't know what genre I would put it into because it's sort of a cross between a ghost story, murder and mystery or a story of astral projection it definitely fits into the paranormal genre though as there are Angels and demons.

The narration by George Ellington is very well done.

I was given this audiobook as a gift and am voluntarily writing my review

Original Genre-Defying Work

Very interesting book, I had not read the previous books in this series, and the lack of ‘previously’ information impeded my understanding of the characters and situation until well into the book.

First of all, the narration by George Ellington is outstanding, he brings the voices and the characters to life in an amazing way. The genre of this story is difficult to classify, with elements of urban fantasy (in Victorian England), horror and mystery, with some ‘steampunk’ and ‘alternate reality’ thrown in along with the angels and demons, and lots of character descriptions and drama. I think that this book would be more relatable to a female listener, especially one who is interested in the plights of women making their way in Victorian England and both the good and terrible aspects of that society. The author has a gift for words and descriptions, and clearly has a deep knowledge of the period.

Good Book !!!!

Overall it's an excellent addition to anyone's library. The book is an easy read.Good book