Rage: Feathers and Fire, Book 2

By: Shayne Silvers

Narrated by: Nicole Poole

Hell hath no fury like Callie Penrose....

Ever since Callie - the Vatican's rookie monster hunter - killed a demon a few weeks ago, Kansas City's been eerily quiet. But she soon learns it's just the calm before the storm.

Because werewolves begin abducting young women in Kansas City, and a new church opens its doors, pronouncing death to all idols, including these "make-believe" monsters and wizards.

But when one of their congregation is disemboweled by a monster on the steps of the church with the phrase God is dead painted in blood, someone in the church decides to take a lesson from the Salem Witch Trials.... And the police seem to be helping.

Callie must catch the killer before Kansas City erupts in civil war. A civil war she inadvertently started. Before everyone decides to kill each other. Or worse yet, her.

But she's being stalked. By something unseen. More than one something... And with so many new faces coming to Missouri - gods, legends, and nightmares - Callie begins to realize it's all someone's sick idea of a game. And that Hell never really left Kansas City. Or Callie Penrose.

After all, they say Missouri loves company....

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Great book! Only one thing missing.

Book 2 was just as good as book 1, Just one thing missing Nate. I really liked Nate in the first book.

Narrator was perfect.😊

fantastic

still loving it!!!!! HOWEVER still some background noise and it's annoying J/S word word word

Good Stuff!

Graphic detail. I could really visualize the action. If you like fantasy it's worth it.

great read

I truly loved both author and performance ny the reader. could not put it down.

Excellent and Fun story; unskilled narrator

I recently got into the Nate Temple chronicles and was excited to learn more about the mysterious Callie Penrose. The story is great, definitely up to par with the Nate storyline. But Linnea Sage needs to learn better inflections and when and where to moderate her tones; also a lot of points could have done with an edit, she occasionally misspeaks or mispronounced things and it was just left in and not corrected, I understand this is a smaller independent recording production but that sort of thing tends to throw a listener out of the story which sucks.