Children of Angels

De: J.N. Chaney, Jonathan P. Brazee

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

The war has only just begun. While rescuing a world from Centaur control, the Marines discover that not all humans on the planet are slaves. The Children of Angels believe their masters have been sent by the gods to lift up mankind. Humanity now has two enemies, one from the farthest reaches of the Galaxy and the other from within.

The Children must be crushed before they open the door, delivering the human race to the greatest enemy we have ever known. Buckle up and strap in. The second entry in the Sentenced to War series is finally here. If you're a fan of Old Man's War or Starship Troopers, you'll love this epic military scifi thrill ride.

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Dope series

I’m starting to really really enjoy this story, from the characters to the action it’s all very well connected.

brotherhood of combat

liked the intensity of character development and details of a future marines life. very compressive development of a futuristic world

chestys children

very engrossing keeps you hooked from start to finish I thought it was an upgrade from the first book

I'm not crying you're crying. great book

great balance of story action. stayed engaged. I can't wait for the next one.

Very Good

Only about the first third was not as great as first book. Basically that part was about the unit doing civil service duties. The rest however was great.

good stuff

the part where he saved the girl was pretty good, I wasn't really sure how It was going to end, I mean I knew he'd survive but the girl was something you could only know after listening and seeing what happens

worth it

great adventures really solid story great character wonderful story very descriptive will buy more of this series

Great book 2!

I liked this book a lot; great continuation of the series. There was a perfect combination of both war/battles and life between battles. Some military sci-fi books are nothing but battle after battle, but this has a nice mix. I was a little disappointed that there wasn't any real character development of anyone other than the main character, Rev, though. And I continue to have the same criticism of the narrator, (although he is a very popular narrator) - I get tired of the "Eeyore" inflection where his tone goes down on the end of most sentences, and I wish he would do a better job of using his voice to differentiate between characters.

I will definitely be moving on to book 3.

Loving the series

It’s fun, I like the dynamic between the main guy and his internal AI. Starship Trooper vibes

very well done

I actually love this series which surprises me because I'm not big on sci-fi fantasy. the writers really know how to use military jargon appropriately, describe battle scenes, show the love and friendship between soldiers. I wish the M.C. had a strong love interest but he doesn't have to. the story is unique in that way that the M.C. isn't like other ones. It's well written and we'll performed