Alpha Agent 2: A Cyberpunk LitRPG - Weak to Strong Progression Fantasy

A Progression Cyberpunk LitRPG Series

De: Kevin Do

Narrado por: Nick Gallagher

Kodak-Cresh has stolen the Arctic serums. Can the Alpha Corp pull off the miracle heist?

After the Amethyst raid, Dan Orion’s condition deteriorates. Instead of being reinvigorated, unexplained chronic pains plague his performance. And now, he’s hearing a demonic voice in his dreams. Hearing about Dan’s part in the Amethyst raid, Michael Cynosa rushes to assemble a ragtag team for the craziest mission yet:

Head into Kodak territory and steal back the stolen serums.

Underleveled, underequipped and against bloodthirsty enemies, Dan hopes to impress the legendary agent who saved his life in New York. But with the demonic voice in his head intruding on his thoughts, his condition deteriorates even further during the heist.

The demonic entity promises him new powers, but can Dan trust it? And can he still complete his mission while trapped in enemy territory?

Experience the start of this pulse-pounding Cyberpunk LitRPG from Kevin Do set in the 24th century. Featuring a weak to strong MC who never backs down, stat leveling, rewarding progression, high-risk high-reward missions, and a need to prove himself in a futuristic dystopian/fantasy world.

After a quarter million reads on Royal Road, the series has now made it to Audible. Buy Alpha Agent and sign up to the Alpha Corporation today!

©2025 Kevin Do (P)2026 Kevin Do

Amazing!

This second installment was a blast to listen too! Book 1 had a whole mission impossible vibe going on about it but this one it’s like if ocean 11, 007, and mission impossible had a kid! It had me on the edge of my seat and can’t wait for the next book!

Great story, iffy naration

I love the story. The first one hooked me and I was very much looking forward to the second. The problem this audiobook has lies with the narration and its lack of editing. Its not that the narrator is bad. He messes up a couple times and it wasnt edited out. The most glaring issue was the voice in Dan's head. He started with like a imp like voice that honestly was pretty good but then got to the description of how the voice sounded in the text, stopped reading and went back and did the line over again with more bass as it was described. I'm not mad about it. It gave me a good laugh actually but i paid money for this so i gotta dock the score. There's a couple more things that made me stop and question if nobody actually listened to this after it was submitted but like I said I'm not picky and I like the story amd the narrator. I can't wait to see what happens in part 3 and yes I will get the audiobook.