Wrath of the Fallen: An Urban Fantasy Adventure (Heaven's Dark Soldiers)

The giants have risen. And the Devil’s in the details.\nDean Robinson is having a bad day. Like a really bad day. And for the last member of a clandestine group of semi-divine super soldiers blessed and cursed with the wrath of God — bad days have a certain apocalyptic flare to them.\nHaving apparently failed to stop the prophesized resurgence of the Nephilim giants, Dean and his otherworldly cohorts from the Seventh Realm watch in horror as their mammoth adversaries rain down a harrowing barrage of unprecedented global mayhem.\nFaced with an impossible mission riddled with mind warping beasties, overzealous celestial uber beings, surreal bounty hunters, and no shortage of unnatural drinking establishments, Dean races to find the one thing that can stop the coming apocalypse only to find that the answer to saving the future is, in fact, lurking in the past. Of course it is…\nWith his second installment in the Heaven’s Dark Soldiers series, Gilmore delivers a fast-paced, wise-cracking sequel to its well-received predecessor, RISE OF THE GIANTS.\n________________________________\nWhat people are saying about Steve Gilmore and WRATH OF THE FALLEN:\n★★★★★ “A tour de force with dazzling, enchanting heroes and heroines. Funny as hell (literally) and I can't wait for more.”\n★★★★★ “Fast paced action mixed with self-deprecating humor is a recipe for a fun adrenaline rush!”\n★★★★★ “Steve Gilmore is proving to be a talented writer with a knack for telling a compelling tale. Wrath of the Fallen is a great addition to the Heaven’s Dark Soldiers trilogy. Bring on the finale - Rage of the Heavens!”\n★★★★★ “The combination of action, intrigue, new characters, and ever present humor, made this a truly fun read.”\nSTEVE GILMORE is a former Army Ranger and graduate of West Point. His urban fantasy novels are a distinctive blend of military grit and apocryphal lore that have been enjoyed by readers around the world. His books are recommended for readers who enjoy Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files, Kevin Hearn’s Iron Druid, or Steve McHugh’s Hellequin Chronicles.