Wraith King 2

By: Jack Porter

Narrated by: TJ McKenzie, Melanie Hastings

Length: 6 hrs and 1 min

Publisher's summary

Kill or be killed.

That’s the rule when traveling through Hell.

It may sound exciting to ride through Hell to save one of your lovers, but in reality it’s full of blood and magic, orcs and Hellhounds, secrets and revelations.

The Wraith King’s minions will do anything to capture or kill me. But I’ve got a plan to strike back.

To do it, I just need to keep my own growing urge to kill under control.

Wraith King 2 is a medieval fantasy book. It contains medieval battles and warrior females who find Jon to be different from the men of their world. And while Jon finds himself having more fun in Hell than he would have imagined, the dangers are real, with blood, violence, and epic battle scenes galore.

©2019 Jack Porter (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

awesome series so far

so far I've really enjoyed this series. even though I received this title for free it didn't diminish its quality or my opinion. there is plenty of action and humor. the characters are well written. I'm excited to see what the next installment brings. also the narration is great. melanie hastings is superb and this duo is quickly becoming one of my favorites.

It's ramping up

At first I was getting a bit annoyed by the MC's fish out of water actions, But then I realized that this takes place only a few weeks after he arrived in hell it puts things into perspective. He may struggle with the politics of hell, but he has his girls watching his back. Can't wait for the next book.

wraith king is back

jack porter is just great.
a dark lord rising story with lots of intrigue and spice

Yup, better than the first book!

For a 6-hour book, there is a lot packed into it. Great action and excellent pacing. There were a lot slower times in book 1, but that's not abnormal since there is setup involved. This one was a goodie! I'm eagerly awaiting book 3.

5 stars

👏👏👏👏👏👏I hope there are more books to come in this series! The MC is great along with a really good supporting cast! The story is captivating! The narrators also did a good job of bringing the story to life! Great job Jack Porter!

enjoyable

if you enjoyed book 1 you'll enjoy this book, keeps you on your toes.

Can't wait for a 3rd

Good jod to the author and the narrators liked the twists in this one keep it up

OHHH THE TWISTS

i received this book as a gift in exchange for a review. However it is an honest Review. This was an amazing 2nd book to the series. i cannot wait for the next book.

Awesome

I really like this series, dies and goes to hell and makes the best of it. Kill monsters get magic powers and the girl.

Jon gains power and battles growing urges

As required by U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulations and Audible.com requirements, I am disclosing that I was given a free review copy of this audiobook at my request. I have listened to the audiobook, and I have voluntarily left an honest review. Receiving a review copy did not influence my rating nor my review.

“Wraith King 2” picks up immediately after book 1’s ending. A surprise visit from a hellhound interrupts Jon’s campsite plans with Ilana (the succubus) and Nya (the elf). The hellhound turns out to be the stable maid Sarina, whom Jon encountered when he first arrived in Hell!

The elves tend not to trust Sarina, even more than they don’t trust the succubus! As Jon’s powers continue growing…yup…they begin not trusting him so much, too! To be fair, Jon is beginning to not trust himself either, with his new powers as well as around his friends. Along with his powers, uncontrolled blood lust and lust lust (is that a phrase?) continue to grow within him.

After the party catches up with and deals with the slavers, they decide to embark on two different paths. Nya and the elves will return to Blackhold, but Jon, Ilana and Sarina decide to seek out the rest of the elfstone to learn more of the prophecy and what it means for Jon. Very “Lord of the Rings” like, splitting up the fellowship for two simultaneous goals! Interesting coincidence that LOTR’s third episode in the trilogy is named “Return of the King”!

The narrators are the same as the first book, which is welcome for continuity, but I still wish TJ McKenzie wouldn’t effect such an odd accent for Jon. Melanie Hastings is terrific once again! There are four books in the series, and I look forward to continuing the story of Jon and his growing harem of fellow adventurers!

P.S. - I just noticed a new cover for Wraith King 1, with Ilana now cute-as-a-button using presumably A.I. artwork (as is the current trend with haremlit). I’m kinda looking forward to the same treatment for Wraith King 2, featuring Nya as less of an angry warrior!