Soul of Stone

Fallen Angel #3

by Leo Romero

I’m Gabriel Stone. The Dark Bearer’s guardian angel. Poker king on the highway to Hell.

Ex-Prince of Hell, Draxil, has been reawakened, triggering an old beef with the Horsemen of the Apocalypse. They’ve given Heaven an ultimatum. Hand Draxil over or they’ll scorch Earth.

But things can never be that simple.

Draxil is now connected to the Dark Bearer. If he dies, Aurora dies, unleashing Hell on Earth. As Heaven is siding with the horsemen, I’ve got no choice but to reunite Draxil with his team of demons to avert the apocalypse. Problem is, they’re either imprisoned in Hell or scattered across the planes, and time is short.

Looks like I’ll be winging my way to Hell for a good old fashioned prison break.

This is one gamble I better get right. ’Cause if I’ve aligned with the wrong side, it could cost me my very soul.

Fallen angels Vs the Horsemen of the Apocalypse. A high noon showdown on a Chicago Loop rooftop. Get ready for Judgement Day.

Genres: Urban Fantasy

309 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 3, 2018

Reviews

[Aly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have really enjoyed this series. Draxil and Gabriel are great characters. the twists in this book were great. I loved every moment! *This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.*

[Charles Ray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gabriel Stone, the lost angel and gambler supreme, is back, and badder than ever. Draxil, the ex-Prince of Hell, has been reawakened, restarting an old feud with the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. They demand that he be turned over to them, or they will destroy Earth. Gabriel, though, has a problem. Draxil is linked to Aurora, for whom Gabriel is guardian, and if he dies, so does she. In order to prevent destruction, Gabriel must reunite Draxil with his team of demons, who, unfortunately, are either caged in Hell or scattered across the many planes of existence.

Gabriel’s challenge; break the demons out of Hell. Quite a gamble, and one he can’t afford to lose.

Soul of Stone by Leo Romero is the third of the Fallen Angel books, and it takes the reader deeper into the depths of perdition than the mortal mind can fathom. Action and humor war with each other on every page. This one’s a don’t miss for fans of the series.

[Christinaraven · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gabe is back and of course ends up in right in the middle of the fight for the end of the world, again. Basically I ended up laughing and moaning through most of the story. Old favorite good guys and bad guys show up from the last 2 books and a few new ones too. I loved how old myths and legends show up with a modern crazy twist. After all Gabe has to get to Hell somehow. I liked the random twists, Gabe's monologues and Gabe's bromance with Draxil was a hoot. And the ending was surprising. I read it all in one sitting and really enjoyed it. The final fight scene with the Four Horsemen was a blast! I really liked the first 2 books and book 3 did not disappoint. Love the different take on Fallen Angels and Gabe's life on Earth. Gabe never disappoints me with his crazy life.

[Karen · Rating 5 out of 5]

WOW! Book three of this brilliant Urban Fantasy series and it doesn't disappoint at all. It is full action, with really strong characters and a great storyline all the way through. The only disappointment is the book came to an end. If you love Urban Fantasy then I highly recommend this whole series. I am edging to tell you more but I would hate to spoil the story for you. You pick this book up, and you honestly won't want to put it down. Worth way more than just five stars. I can't wait for the next installment.

[Aditi Secci Moretti · Rating 5 out of 5]

What to say? I want to read more of it!
The description of the landscapes and the questioning on are we good and how far can we go in our deepest evil / bad attitude before losing ourselves is still open.
Could a mark received for one only wrong action in our life, cost our eternal perish?
What if we are good, really good, caring and more... but life is tough and we have to react and sometimes it could be "bad"?
Who is the bad, who is the good? ...love and fights, friendship and black humour.
I love again this book.