The Devil's Apprentice

By: Patrick Stewart

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Demons and angels aren't real. They just can't be. They're supposed to be dumb stories in really old books. So why was Alex seeing them walking around on the streets of London? Alex began to wonder if he was losing his mind. Maybe he was hallucinating? Except, hallucinations couldn’t throw you into cars like you were nothing more than an annoying little bug, could they? Because that was exactly what that angel did to him. It all began to make sense when Andrew, Alex's estranged father, called him one day to tell him that he’d done something terrible. Something that was going to change Alex's life forever. This book is an urban fantasy that adds a twist to the traditional good versus bad narrative regarding angels and demons. Also has lots of violence, mature content that includes various women and a man getting it on... not suitable for children, or those not into that kinda stuff...

AI voice

not fun to listen. I could not finish. Ther was no emotional content to the characters. I couldn't distinguish between people.

Solid Story

Good story that grows into an interesting idea. I am really looking forward to the nest book for the rest of the story.

Blown away

I was VERY surprised at how well done this was. I started with one of his other series which I didn’t care for as much. But this was FANTASTIC! And the narration was decent for AI. Mr. Stewart is you read this try a female voice. I feel it would make the spicy parts a touch better.

great story line and pace of story and everything

great story line and pace of story and everything great ai read and spicy is excellent

A good start but a poor finish

The story started off great! The main character Alex was very well developed and a definite underdog hero type. However, just as the story got more complex, the ending was abrupt and didn’t actually answer any questions. If there was a 2nd book or another couple of chapters I would have felt more satisfied at the end.
Also, the virtual narrator took some time to get use to. After a chapter or two, it was fine. That may not be the case for everyone.