Alastair

Sons of the Fallen, Book 7

By: Jaclyn Osborn

Narrated by: Nick J. Russo

Length: 14 hrs and 59 mins

Publisher's summary

The final book in the Sons of the Fallen series. You'll find heart-pounding action, romance, half-angel brothers cursed with the seven deadly sins, and one epic conclusion. Each book features a different main couple, but the series must be listened to in order.

©2022, 2023 Jaclyn Osborn (P)2023 Jaclyn Osborn

Amazing Narration!

I’ve read this series so many times but this is the first time listening to their audiobooks. The narrator does such a good job in the other books but I was a little worried he wouldn’t be able to do the emotional scenes towards the end justice. I was so wrong. He did them perfectly and it made me cry just as hard as I did when I first read them.

I'm gonna miss these boys!

A very satisfactory ending to an amazing series! As good as this was there is no way you could enjoy this as your first read. I knew when they had "killed" Lucifer 6hrs into a 14hr book that we were being bamboozled...and it made me eager to see how the rest of this would play out. I loved that Alistair and Lazares found there way to each other after thousands of years...as did the 8th unknown lost sin Melancholy and his mate. This book had a large cast and it felt like everyone had their moment in the sun - I love when authors are able to manage this - so I tip my invisible hat to Jaclyn Osborn. Nick J. Russo is an amazing performer..I couldn't imagine anyone else handling this series better.

5 stars - I would defintely listen again

My favorite out of all seven books

I am in love with this series. Alastair's story touched a special place in my heart. Hearing his story come to life by such an amazing narrator made the series even more enjoyable. I'm going to miss this series.

It’s over?!

I cannot believe this series is done!! Ever since listening to the first book, I have been anxiously waiting for each new one to drop! The plot, the romance, the adventure and fantasy! It’s all incredible. This book was so good too! I loved getting to hear Alistair’s side and finally getting to hear how Pride made him act/react. And the conclusion!! Ugh! I am so sad this is over. Like legitimately don’t know what to do with myself now. Jaclyn, I need you to write more books like these ASAP!! Nick J. Russo is such an insanely talented narrator! He’s an instant buy for me but he really outdid himself in this series! His range is just mind blowing. Can’t say enough good things!

I’m ugly crying

Omg I am completely saddened that it is the last book but my heart soars as all the brothers got their happy ending! The BEST series I have found thus far! 5 STARS!! Well done Jaclyn!!!

The emotions of every character!!

Nick NAILED the emotions portrayed in Jaclyn's words! I actually cried and cheered in that big final battle. This series could not have ended better!

Alastair

I’m going to miss these guys so much. What a great end to a fantastic series.

Great series!

This was a wonderful conclusion to an excellent series. I’m sorry to say goodbye to these characters. The narration throughout was amazing.

I’m gonna miss this series

I loved it, I really did. It’s interesting because I don’t think I truly appreciated each couple until I read Alistair’s book, which then made me revisit the previous books. I was excited to listen to it of course, but that experience was a wee bit different.

Hate to say it, hate to compare, but Nick is no Michael Ferrioulo. It takes massive talent to pull off so many characters and make them all slightly different, enough to tell them apart. My biggest issue was the accent Nick chose to use for Lazarus. It came off like some strange not quite British, not quite that old school transatlantic either, just kind of I don’t know, undecided? Bit of a turn off for me. I do enjoy the way he reads and the emotion he projects, I think he’s a solid narrator and did ok with this book.

Fantastic ending!

Satisfying way to wrap up an engrossing series. Every couple got their due. Truly lovely, with moments of levity, heat, and well-earned tears.