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A Power Renewed
- Sentinels of Creation, Volume 1
- Narrated by: Nick Podehl
- Length: 10 hrs
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Summary
Join the urban fantasy series that has people raving!
Out of the smoldering ruins of the war in heaven Archangels Raphael and Michael cannot believe the agreement made between God and his morning star, Lucifer.
Unwilling to either destroy the fallen angel or leave him with a free hand upon the world, God sets in motion a struggle that will span the millennia from creation to present day.
Two Sentinels are invested with the ability to bend the laws of creation to their will and each represents the primal forces of order and chaos. Throughout the centuries, Micah ben Judah has shouldered the burden of keeping legions of unnatural creatures in check, but no more.
The time has come for Raphael to renew the Sentinel’s power in another. He has found that successor in current day Atlanta.
Kellan Thorne never thought he would ever have an angel come knocking. Sarcastic, irreverent, and prone to fits of profanity, Kellan is more at home making obscure references to Doctor Who and Star Wars than religious introspection.
His life will change forever as the veil between worlds is torn free and he is placed at the center of a war of angels and demons in which he may be the biggest prize. Kellan must accept the power and burden of his own free will, but can Micah and Raphael keep him alive long enough to decide?
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- Mordy
- 13-03-21
Ttook a chance on this and it paid off
One of the other reviews on here said to ignore the terrible pulp coffee and give this book a chance and I did - it's very entertaining and Nick Podehl always tells a great tale so it's a fantastic combination.
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- A. Hurst
- 06-11-22
Fantastic
Fantastic, exactly what the synopsis said. Sarcastic savant gets given ultimate power.
found this a hilariously funny laugh out loud in places story. great characters can't wait to see what happens.
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- G. KELSO
- 06-07-20
Take a chance it won’t disappoint
So I finished the most current book of one of my favourite series (The Land) and was looking for something to “fill the void”. I think Nick Podehl is a fantastic performer so I will always listen to whatever he is putting his voice to. Nick had recommended this title so I jumped to the authors page and had a pretty brief but entertaining conversation with Robert Ross.
I took the plunge and purchased book 1, I was not disappointed at all. I love the pace and the idea/plot behind this story. It had me laughing and at times on the edge of my seat. I connected with each character quickly and followed the plot easily with my usual impatience 😂.
It all seemed to be over way to quickly and I’m glad there are more books in this series to devour without having to wait (did I mention my impatience?).
It seems that the author is also as big of a fan of DW as I am with a few nods to the doctor which I really enjoyed I won’t say to much because, well...”SPOILERS”.
Buy it, read it and LOVE it, you can thank me later!
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- Christopher Young
- 02-03-20
Brilliant! (ignore the cover picture)
Gripping story read by the best of all Narrators. Ignore the pathetic cover art (no idea what they were thinking). Angels, Daemons and humanity in an evolving and quickening tornado of events.
It's pretty good.
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