Olympus Rising

The Fallen, Book 1

De: Robert G. Culp

Narrado por: Wayne Keller III

The twilight of the gods is nearing, and the fate of all rests with one teen. But is he ready to accept his true calling?

Arnold's struggling in life. His mother is bedridden, and their funds are running low. But his life will never be the same after two powerful demigod warriors come to his rescue.

The gods of Olympus fell centuries ago, cursed in an endless cycle of reincarnation. Their identities were stripped away, while the former immortals' souls were trapped in mortal bodies. And Arnold is one of them. Arnold never thought he would fight a dangerous battle against the deadliest of foes, just to protect his crush. Her true identity will either prove to be his salvation, or destruction. All while the forces of the divine rage an assault to end any chance of the Olympians' return. It only takes one choice to become a god.

©2021 Robert G. Culp (P)2022 Robert G. Culp

Great story

I enjoyed it very much…..
the plot was to put of the world and to unrealistic to me…

Olympus Rising

My kids enjoyed the book very much. It had a good storyline and it was very easy to follow.

okay story

The narration was a bit weird but I think it could have been better with dual narration.
The story while great was a bit too short and a lot felt rushed as a result.
Other than this, it was a pretty great read and something I'd like to invest in if the next volume is much longer.

STORY IS GOOD. DARK VS LIGHT FANTASY

STORY IS GREAT WELL WRITTEN AND EASY TO FOLLOW.

ACCEPTAVLE FOR TEENS AND UP

NARRATOR WAS GOOD AND EASY TO FOLLOW.

OLYMPUS GODS

A INTERESTING STORY. THE NARRATOR DID A GOOD JOB WITH THE STORY CANNOT WAIT FOR THE NEXT BOOK!

interesting read

This book was short but interesting. I loved the unique world the author created of gods and goddesses. It was a decent read. I received a free copy of the story and am voluntarily leaving a review

It had promise

The premise had promise and was what made me want to read this story. However, the farther I got into it, the less I enjoyed it. The pacing wasn't right for this short of a story. parts of it felt too rushed. I am not a big fan of the narrator, either. The accents chosen and the way he voiced female characters made me dislike those characters. My biggest problem was how disjointed the end felt. It might make more sense if I were reading it instead of listening but the scenes jump around between recent past and present so much, without any cues, that I couldn't figure a cohesive timeline to the events.