Accidental Renegade

The Fallen Legion, Book 1

By: Zachariah Dracoulis

Narrated by: Anneliese Rennie, Austin Barringer

Length: 3 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

Action. Drama. Inappropriate comedic timing. The road trip of a lifetime.

After a mission gone wrong, Marchosias, a Fallen Angel, lands on Erica Llewellyn's property, and she's left with a choice: help him get home or let the Demon-summoning warlocks take him.

For her the answer is simple, but as she soon she gets out on the road, she discovers that dealing with an Angel who spends most of his time listening to the hits of the '70s and killing warlocks isn't exactly all fun and games.

Things for Marchosias are arguably harder, as he quickly discovers that as much of an Angel as he was, he's now bound by the rules of being mostly human, which means eating, sleeping, and having to deal with the most dreaded things of all: feelings.

Experience the world through the eyes of Erica and Marchosias as they're forced to adapt to the dire situation they've found themselves in or face their shared doom while struggling to squeeze in a joke.

©2017 Zachariah Dracoulis (P)2020 Spectrum Audiobooks

great book

really enjoy this one. my only complaint would be that it ended too soon i want more cant wait for the next one.

Short but good

This book is very short, but pretty good nonetheless. This book stands on the merits of the narrators, Annalise and Austin both have excellent characterization, they provide a great deal of depth and flavor.

The dialogue is pretty good between the lead characters, and the little adventure they are on is somewhat absurd but in a more or less fun way.

I received a free review copy of this book at my request.

Great start to a new series

So fallen angels that have been redeemed stalk the warlocks and witches that attempt
To raise demons and end them before it can happen. Well what happens when one of these fallen become trapped on earth? Some truly crazy crap. Our two mc’s have to figure it out find a way to get him back to heaven and not die or lose themselves in the process. Told by two narrators male and female adds some good depth to the story. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

Interesting short story

It has a few unique concepts that creates interesting situations for the characters. I’m interested to see where this goes in future books. I appreciated the value that having dual narrators brings to the book.