Queen of the Fallen

Second Death, Book 2

By: Brian Rella

Narrated by: Todd Menesses

Wounded and war-weary, Frank Bishop returns to New York City to train a boy who could fulfill a 6,000-year old prophecy and save the world from Jessie and her plans for Armageddon.

While Frank heals and begins the boy’s training, threats loom on two fronts in the battle against the Fallen.

Jessie’s descent into darkness is complete, and her quest to free the King of the Fallen from the Second Death brings her to the desert of Arizona. There, one of the Fallen with the power to eat the souls of man was imprisoned centuries ago. Jessie finds him, and together, they search for the lost Stone of Serr’rah to open a portal to the Second Death and free their King.

In New York City, sadistic evil and chaos manifest in a lunatic and his demonic horde. He has his own plans for humanity and won’t let some bitch and a wannabe King stand in his way. He hunts Jessie across the country in an attempt to kill her...and he’s going to find Nalsuu and kill that bastard, too. Along the way, he strikes a massive blow to the Order of Watchers and begins to build his own army to rule the world.

Queen of the Fallen is book two in Brian Rella’s action-packed horror and dark fantasy series, The Second Death.

©2016 Brian Rella (P)2018 Brian Rella

AND IT KEEPS ON COMIN' - AWESOME!

Frank & Jesse are at it again in the second installment to this series. Loved it! Great compliment to the first, picks up and doesn't stop :) Loved the fast-paced action, great story and characters, and narration! All came together nicely, and chewed me up and spit me out, good good stuff. Looking forward to #3, can't wait! Awesome stuff!
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

still not into it

I recieved this book free of charge for an honest review. still cant get into this series. the girl acts like the 14 year old she's supposed to be. the good guys are kinda dull and honestly I think my biggest issue is the narration, I just cant get into his tone. can kill time but isn't really my type of book

Nalsuu is closer to parole!

Book two is basically a continuation from book one. That’s not necessarily a bad thing as the story is pretty interesting and the main characters keep things moving. We gain a couple Watchers and lose a couple; win a few, lose a few. Jessie remains her grouchy self as she gains power and releases another of the Fallen. Poor Frank is getting worn out and is beginning to feel a bit lonesome. You’ll see why. Now only the Stone of Sira is needed to release Nalsuu from his prison to wreak havoc upon the world. This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.`

getting better

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

So, this book was even better than the first one. This book definitely starts off much faster than the first book did. I think I'm used to the narrator's voice because it was still a little dry, but it wasn't as noticable to me as it was in the first book. All in all, if you like urban fantasy, you should check this one out. I'd be open to more books in this series.

Fantastic Series

Queen of the Fallen continues from book 1 so I highly recommend reading that first - believe me you want to read this series from the beginning. It is action packed and I am completely invested in these characters. The story grabs you from the start and doesn't let go until the very end. The narrator does a fantastic job bringing the characters and story to life. I am very excited to see where the author takes this story next