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Destiny [Dramatized Adaptation] Rogue Angel, Book 1. By: Alex Archer. Narrated by: full cast, Nanette Savard, Colleen Delany, Terence Aselford, Richard Rohan, Thomas Penny, Jeff Baker, David Coyne, Ken Jackson, James Lewis, Sunny Lasskey, James Konicek. Series: Rogue Angel, Book 1. Length: 6 hrs and 32 mins. DESTINY by Alex Archer is the first book in the new Rogue Angel series launched under the Gold Eagle Book imprint. It keeps us reading to the very last page. Heroine Annja Creed is reason enough to keep reading. She is young and smart and good looking; a professional woman who never turns away from challenge. History, mystery and metaphysics are at the center of an inspired adventure novel, the first in a series by debut author Archer. This present-day tale brings Annja Creed, archeologist and field reporter for cable TV's Chasing History's Monsters, from Brooklyn to the small town of Lozere, France, to hunt down evidence of La Bete, the Beast of Gevaudan, rumored to have killed close to people between and