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A review by suzangilly
The Fallen and Leviathan by Thomas E. Sniegoski
3.0
Rating 3.7 stars our of 5
The Fallen 1 is actually the first 2 books (The Fallen and Leviathan) in this book series. The Fallen starts of with the beginning of Aaron Cobert's crazy journey after finding out he is a nephilim (the offspring of a human female and male angel who have fallen from grace after the Holy War.) While discovering this new part of himself he learned that there are those call "The Power" who see him as a disgrace from his half blood and are hunting him. From there it leads into book 2: Leviathan which deals with an ancient monster that was through to be stopped, but once "The Power" ventured off course (in trying to kill off all Nephilims) it turns out it isn't.
Over all, book 1 was pretty interesting in reading over the changes Aaron was now dealing with and how The Powers are in pursuit in dealing with the angels that feel from grace after the war along with the children they created. As for book 2, the plot was there but it was painful to read with how someone chapters would drag on.
The Fallen 1 is actually the first 2 books (The Fallen and Leviathan) in this book series. The Fallen starts of with the beginning of Aaron Cobert's crazy journey after finding out he is a nephilim (the offspring of a human female and male angel who have fallen from grace after the Holy War.) While discovering this new part of himself he learned that there are those call "The Power" who see him as a disgrace from his half blood and are hunting him. From there it leads into book 2: Leviathan which deals with an ancient monster that was through to be stopped, but once "The Power" ventured off course (in trying to kill off all Nephilims) it turns out it isn't.
Over all, book 1 was pretty interesting in reading over the changes Aaron was now dealing with and how The Powers are in pursuit in dealing with the angels that feel from grace after the war along with the children they created. As for book 2, the plot was there but it was painful to read with how someone chapters would drag on.