Moonflowers

Armageddon-Lite, Book 1

By: David A. Gray

Narrated by: Ian M. Hawkins

I’m not like those other freaks. The kids who can look inside your head and bring your nightmares to life. The weirdos who can steal your luck or make a thing true just by wishing it. The outliers born from the mess that followed Armageddon.

The ones you call Moonflowers, half mockingly and half afraid. They’re the mistakes that humanity hates - and needs.

I’m not like them. I’m worse. And I’m the only thing standing between you and the legions of heaven and hell. (Petal - The Armageddon-Lite Archives)

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Witty original story

I ended the unique wit in the story. It is a fresh story about angles and demons living in New York.

A Fun Ride

A fun and entertaining look at the world post heavenly war. The twists are just twisted enough to be both sad and laugh out loud funny. The narrator does an excellent job of capturing the characters and East Coast voices with angelic and demonic flavorings. Well done!

A highly enjoyable diversion

This was an interesting story set in an interesting world. I hope there is more of this story to come. The narration was delightful and really kept me engaged. I look forward to more from both the author and narrator!

Shadowrun meets Lucifer Well done.

This was very good. I received this book for free to review, and frankly I didn’t expect much. I knew the narration would be good, but I wasn’t sure about the subject. I was VERY pleasantly surprised. The characters are well played, and the story wasn’t obvious at all. In fact I was a little worried that it didn’t have much in the way of story and then you realize it was building. The beginning your introduced to the world and the characters, but by the end, I really wanted more. I will be buying book 2 when it comes out.

Imagination beyond!

I'll never look at Red Hook, Governors Island or The Financial District in the same way again and I now want to retrace Petal's steps and reimagine his version of them. The scene is set with so much detail and the explanations you need for what is going on come just when you need them. I love that our hero isn't the usual moralistic tough guy and is self-deprecating with a twisted sense of humor. I want the prequel and the sequel...NOW!