The Whispers of the Fallen
The Whispers of the FallenJ.D. Netto
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The Whispers of the Fallen (2012)

J.D. Netto

Others: Mixed

Ever since the dawn of days, rumors about the Diary of Lucifer echoed throughout Elysium. Hidden from all human knowledge, the Diary was kept a secret, locked away in the small village of Agalmath. Isaac and Demetre find themselves in a dangerous journey as they uncover the truth about the Diary and its guardians. However, for Isaac and Demetre, danger lies at every step, hidden in the most unexpected places. Hunted by the Nephilins and the Fallen Stars, they must find others who will join them in the battle against the coming darkness. Thus begins The Whispers of the Fallen, a new series of epic fantasy for readers of all ages.

ISBN:
9781611873870
Length:
377 pages

Genres: fantasy

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Reviews1

Mixed

these two books are honestly a lot of fun I definitely enjoyed them when I read them it's an angel It's a fallen angel paranormal young adult series they're really fun but I found the narration to be a little stunted and everything to be kind of a cliche