Blood and Bones

Legion, Book 1

Apocalypse? Check. Demonic invasion? Check. A hellhound with an attitude problem? Unfortunately, check.

Artemus Steele's life was weird enough before he started juggling flaming swords and battling creatures from the pit. Now he's part of a ragtag team trying to stop Armageddon, armed with nothing but newfound powers they can't control, a book of prophecies they can't read, and a hellhound who keeps eating the furniture.

As Chicago becomes the flashpoint for celestial warfare, Artemus and his misfit crew must master their abilities, decipher ancient riddles, and save the world—all while dodging fireballs, demon claws, and the occasional hellhound temper tantrum.

Who knew the End of Days would be this ridiculous?

©2018 A.D. Starrling (P)2025 Silver Orb Publishing

narrater does a good job, and the idea is appealing, but that's it.

the characters are kind of flat. I couldn't tell most of the women apart as they all pretty much had the same personality which wasn't much at all. no real risks seem to take place. and it's advertised as if the main character was the hell bunny and he would be into shenanigans. I'm halfway through the book and he barely does more than exist. it's not bad writing it's just not compelling either.

A creative view on a battle between Good and Evil

when I purchased this I was unsure if I would like it, however I extremely enjoyed the creative story between Good and evil and instead of one unsure hero you get several unexpected heros who come together. Story has very funny moments and very serious moments and action description I was able to fully visualize.

Silly fun over the top with no plot.

Just ham fisted over the top silly fan fic with some fun ideas that just get lost in the margins.

Ok.

It was an okay listen but it never really grabbed my imagination. The narrator kept me listening more than the storyline. Apparently this just was not for me.

Just ok

I couldn’t really get into this story. Tried reading it several times. Just couldn’t. Finally bought the Audible version. Listened while on the train. Just didn’t grab me like the Seventeen Series did