The Devil's Peak II

Devil’s Peak, Book 2

By: Greig Beck

Narrated by: Sean Mangan

There's only one way out of Hell – fight your way out.

Drake Stoker, leader of the elite Reaper Special Forces, is trapped in the deepest depths of Hell – a nightmarish realm where monsters roam and the damned endure unspeakable horrors.

Each step unveils new terrors, forcing Drake to battle for his sanity and survival, desperate to see daylight again.

Meanwhile, on the surface, a Hell-born plague ravages towns, transforming people into grotesque creatures through an incurable parasitic mutagen unlike anything ever known.

Isabella Romano and her Vatican Knights scour ancient texts, seeking a way to save Drake and uncover a cure in a place that is deemed a myth – the legendary Garden of Eden itself.

©2025 Greig Beck (P)2026 Bolinda Publishing

Interesting and unique

I really liked both audiobooks; they were interesting and I don't think I've heard or read anything else with a similar narrative. It's well written and engaging, and the characters become meaningful - it's a little disturbing when some of them meet the end. The only criticism is the narration; it's slow and at times seems a bit slurred. I recommend speeding up your playback a little to make it more bearable. Otherwise, the series is great and worth listening to!

Good read

Good read but not as good as the first book hard to follow the first one

Great story...Just lacking

Needed more time in Hell. The first book was fantastic. This story lacked the intensity and graphic nature of the hellacious creatures from the first story.

Wow!

Another amazing book!! Thank you for all the great stories, Greig!
Sean, great narration like always!

There's only one way out of Hell—fight your way out.

5/5 – A brutal, relentless ride through Hell that delivers exactly what it promises.

Greig Beck doesn't hold back in this gripping conclusion to the Devil's Peak duology. The imagination behind the horrors of Hell is outstanding—vivid, grotesque, and deeply unsettling. You can absolutely expect some of the most nightmarish atrocities inflicted on people (and worse) that you'll read in modern horror-action. The Father of Flies is pure, malevolent evil, radiating menace in every scene he's in.

The pacing is lightning-fast; every chapter throws new terrors at Drake Stoker as he claws his way out of the abyss, and you genuinely never know what's coming next. The parallel storyline with Isabella Romano and the Vatican Knights hunting for the Garden of Eden adds solid tension without slowing things down.

If you're in the mood for high-stakes, no-holds-barred supernatural horror with military grit and biblical stakes, this one's a must-read. Highly recommended— just don't expect it to pull any punches.