Gray

Sons of the Fallen, Book 4

De: Jaclyn Osborn

Narrado por: Nick J. Russo

Gray is book four in the Sons of the Fallen series.

Cursed with Sloth, one of the seven deadly sins, Gray helps his Nephilim brothers protect mortals from dark forces, all while taking nap breaks. His sleepy world shifts when he meets a human who hunts monsters for a living.

Each book features a different main couple, but the series must be listened to in order. HEA guaranteed.

©2022 Jaclyn Osborn (P)2023 Jaclyn Osborn

Meh not my favorite

3/5 ⭐️ 2.5/5 🌶️
This was definitely my least favorite so far. I love the story but the characters in this one were kinda boring. It kinda felt like the 2 didn’t really fit together like the others before. Sloth kept falling asleep the whole time and seemed kinda weak even though the author tried to make him look strong. However I’m off to listen to the next one!

Incredible story!

This series is magic! I keep listening to each book and thinking there’s no way it’s going to be as good as the last but each book I’m happily proved wrong. The story line keeps me on the edge of my seat. I’ve fallen in love with each of these brothers and I love getting to know them better each story.

The narration is incredible. It’s a large ensemble cast but Nick J. Russo makes each character distinct and easily distinguishable. Every book in this series is totally worth the credit. I will definitely be listening again and again!

Gray Surprised Me

In this series Gray has always been the coddled brother in the Nephilim family. I enjoyed learning his backstory. His human, Mason, was a good addition to the brothers, bringing an army of human hunters to join the war against Lucifer’s son, Asa.
All the brothers personalities were given a big part in Gray’s story.
Nick J. Russo’s narration was excellent.

Around of applause!!

I cannot get enough of this series! Every couple is so cute and has their own sweet adventure! Can’t wait to listen to Bellamy and Phoenix’s story!

Pretty good series installment

I’m giving this a 3.5 rounded up to 4 because Gray is adorable and the author here really threaded the needle in depicting a cute character who often reads like an adolescent and yet does *very* adult things. It’s a balancing act, but she pulled it off without love interest Hawk seeming too pervy. Wish there had been more action — the climactic battle scene was over in a second — but I’m holding out hope that Bell and Phoenix will make up for that in the next book. Still love Nick Russo narrating pretty much anything.