Nephilim: The Complete Series

Behind Blue Eyes Origins

De: Anna Mocikat

Narrado por: Jessica Weyman

Villains are made, not born.

Nephilim is a Guardian Angel, one of the cybernetically enhanced super-soldiers, created to protect and destroy. Protect the Olympias Conglomerate, the mega-corporation that owns them, and destroy its enemies– at any cost.

Nephilim is ruthless, sexy, and the best of these elite cyborgs–an unstoppable killing machine.

But like all of her kind, she wasn’t born like that; she was made.

Nephilim is only a child when silent black-clad killers with neon-blue eyes invade the village she grew up in, murder her parents and abduct her and the other children.

With her memory wiped, Nephilim finds herself in a brutal program that turns the traumatized kids into the deadliest weapon in human history.

But unknown to anyone except Metatron, the High-Archangel, Nephilim is special, and like a puppetmaster in the shadows, he grooms her for something greater…

This is a completed series featuring three novellas. It tells the story of how Nephilim became the ultimate killing machine. The series is a prequel to the main series Behind Blue Eyes. It can be listened to as a standalone or an addition to the main story.

Join Nephilim on her journey of becoming a killer cyborg!

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A machine of inhumanity

This prequel to Behind Blue Eyes uses the character of Nephilim as a window into the machine that grinds children into killers. Angels are not Born, but Made, and they are all fallen, processed, misguided souls. A worthwhile glimpse into the methodology of turning people into the cogs of the Olympias machine.

a fantastic binge-read for any SciFi or cyberpunk fan!

This series is a great origin story for one of the Behind Blue Eyes characters! From the trials and process of becoming a Guardian Angel to her first combat mission, Nephilim is well-written with a great storyline and character development. Must read!

It's a personal pet peeve of mine, but the narrator has a tendency to mispronounce names from time to time. That's the only knock I have against this series.

Disappointingly childish and poorly written

I made it a third of the way through before giving up. The writing is poor and about as subtle as a sledgehammer. I hoped it would improve but it didn’t.