The Angel of a Madman

By: Ricky Dragoni

Narrated by: Steve Castello

Length: 7 hrs and 7 mins

Publisher's summary

In the dusty desert town of Pecos, New Mexico, a unique and strange friendship blossoms. Bracket, a self-proclaimed intergalactic spy, encounters Gabriel. Gabriel, a world traveler, has returned home after a family tragedy and is now looking for hope in the bottom of the bottle. The desert and its majestic mesas bear witness to a grand escape and what is to be a friendship for the ages.

Experience this tale through both unique perspectives: the intergalactic science-fiction prism of Bracket’s reality and Gabriel’s grip on the sad realities of life. Be part of this journey of friendship, self-realization, and the healing of a broken mind as we explore the beautiful depths of the human intellect and what it can truly achieve.

©2017 Ricky Dragoni (P)2019 Ricky Dragoni

Dragoni always a winner

We listened to this book on a long car trip. It held our attention until the end. Dragoni has a way of drawing you into the story. You become invested in the characters. The voice of the book (Steve Castello) does an amazing job. He brings the people to life and made us laugh and cry. I can hardly wait for Dragoni's next book!

Amazing author and the narrator!!!

I am amazed at the detail Ricky writes into his books!! The narrator takes this book to an even greater level, you gotta check this out!!!

Great story!

Highlights compassion for people that are generally overlooked in this world.
I truly enjoyed the separate perspectives that told the same story!

Great story, awesome characters!

One thing readers enjoy is to see the characters we are reading about evolve. This is honestly a good read. The story is about two characters that develop a friendship, making for some really good character building. Gab learns to deal with a 'crazy' dude and the 'crazy' dude learns to trust again. As the story develops, I have to admit I thought Gab was going to be an unreliable narrator and I felt the story was going to go in one direction. But Mr. Dragoni yet again twisted things around and sent me down another path. I'll admit it, I cried with this one.

I had the pleasure of listening to the audiobook and Steve Castello is truly an actor. He makes this more than a book. He laughs and he sniffles. He really brings the characters and story to life.

Go on, read it, you know you wanna.

This is another great book by Ricky Dragoni! You have a fan for life 'mano.

PS. Thank you for showing me I am not the only weirdo eating butter on crackers.

superb

Ricky Dragoni is a superb author, the narration was entertaining and added a dimension to the story that was very welcomed. Highly recommend

womderful

Man you and your twists,lol! I love them though! keep on writing love your books

we all should try and be someone's Angel

This fiction story is one that will have you laughing until you cry then have you stop and think. I listen to this story nonstop and only took a day to listen to. I think I found my new favorite narrator Steve Castello. the way he changes his voice for the different characters how he gets loud at climatic points and then gets soft had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. and at the end of the story you're left thinking "What will Bracket do next" this is a phenomenal book and a phenomenal listen! you won't be disappointed!

This story definitely is a Must Read

I read the book maybe a little over a year ago and loved the story then. After listening to the audio and hearing the different inflections in the vocal tones it really allows you to imagine the characters even more and invision the events of the story. I found myself laughing at some points and crying during others. That truly is the magic of story telling.