Excise (A Post-Apocalyptic LitRPG)

Ether Collapse, Book 2

De: Ryan DeBruyn

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Otherworldly invasions. Nuclear meltdowns converted to dark power. A quest assigned by the planet itself.

Three weeks ago the world started anew as buildings literally stood up, fearsome monsters materialized, and humanity’s way of life changed forever. Now, Rockland Barkclay must continue to protect his people from a new threat while dealing with internal issues that keep popping up. For instance, will he choose to heed the warning of his resurrected Ancestral Guide as she notices the edges of an ancient conspiracy?

Things take a turn for the worse thanks to a freshly awakened God - or was it the fearsome evolution of Earth's wildlife? Regardless of the cause, the group discovers something dark and twisted in the Atlantean System, invited by a recent unmanned nuclear catastrophe.

The apocalypse isn’t over; it’s just luring everyone into a false sense of security.

©2019 Ryan DeBruyn (P)2020 Mountaindale Press

Amazing!

City building, leveling up, loss and gain, and a great plot all await readers in book 2. The narration is excellent which really adds to the overall feel of the book. overall, I highly recommend getting this book!

Not as good as Book 1, but a solid 3.5 story.

I loved book 1, fast paced with the feeling of dread as Rocky and all other humans were thrown into a world of monsters. Book 2 I didn't get the same emotions. Book 2 is more less about grinding skill level and building a hub on his lands he can't protect. Now Gaya created the Golems and monsters to wipe out sapien life. Book 2 she's trying to save humans with her champion Golems? I'm abit confused, maybe I have to go back and listen to Book 1 again. Rocky's territory has magic barries, advanced warning systems but can't warn against underground invaders? Stella who can hear small to large critters in caves, but couldn't hear a worm so big it took out 3000 people in an instance? The leveling didn't make since as the group struggled with level 9 sword arm, bone enchanted skeletons while devastating level 75 creatures throughout the book. Before the group went into the final chamber you think they would restock, but nope, let's fight the boss with depleted supplies.

Alright, enough of my rant. The story was slow at times but had more enjoyable moments than slow. If this book had a lesser narrator I don't think I would have finished it. With that said Luke Daniel's was the saving grace of book 2. Better narration than book 1 as Luke conveyed abit more humor in his lines. I'm looking forward to book 3 and which member won't be brought back choice.

that was a crappy way to end the book

thanks for explaining the cursing. the only thing is I wished is that you didn't end it the way you did

good book

good book the mc has a bit of a weird voice but at the same time reminds me of someone I can't remember lol. not used to the author's taking out the swear words but found it to be refreshing and laugh at the word choice and know I can listen to this in the car with my kids present. overall definitely worth the listen and money well spent in my opinion!!!!!!!

Yeah

Yeah, just go ahead and give me the next book please. That would be much appreciated, because I need to know what happens next.

excellent

I really enjoyed this book and this series, I can't wait for the follow up book!

Good but lacks progress.

I liked this book but not much is accomplished while loads more of issues arrive. there are also quite a few things that are just illogical and don't make sense like the whole swearing thing.

that said the book is engaging and you get to know the main characters a bit better.

Luke daniels is always awesome.

wonderful

I love the little references to the Algonquins and hope that Smith takes a bigger role in future books. Atlantis, the City of Gold, Asgard....the author weaves the legends into the story beautifully. I love the mythos he has created and look forward to many more books.

continued excellence

loved the continuation, just as good as the first one but gave more answer and as always more questions. lol. the progreasion bbn of the story was logical and when u though oh well I would have just done that it gave answer as to why that wasnt a good idea. it still maintained its light hearted airs even though it delved into some heavy stuff at times. the narration as always was spot on

Territorial growing pains

Rocky has saved many of the citizens from Ottawa. Now the hard part will be to bring them safely back to his territory. Many of the newly evolved creatures see a caravan of people as simply an easy meal. If Rocky can get them home, what kind of reception will he have and what kind of life can he provide. He doesn’t know half of the horrors that the Etherverse contains.

I have been very impressed with this series. The rules and side adventures are very wetl thought out. The characters are likable. Sadly, the survival rate is probably about right. Luke Daniels does a great job with this novel.