Life Reset: EvP: (Environment vs. Player)

New Era Online: Life Reset, Book 2

De: Shemer Kuznits

Narrado por: Jeff Hays, Laurie Catherine Winkel, Annie Ellicott

Dealing with monsters is old news. Now comes the thing even monsters fears.

After defeating the hobgoblin threat, Oren is now faced with an even more tenacious enemy: the players themselves. His old guild have discovered his village's location and a deadly strike force is closing in. With time running out, Oren must build up his clan and recruit an army of monsters if he's to have any hope of withstanding the coming attack.

©2018 Shemer Kuznits (P)2018 Soundbooth Theater

Good story, good limitation, endorsing was just ahh

So liked the story and I felt the author made some good limitations to limit the Mc however the final battle was just ahh in my opinion I found it be no where near worth the build up given. I look forward to the next book.

More More More!

Another great job by the writer, and reader. This series has it all, building, character skills and traits, and chaos! The race to strengthen the Clan before the travelers arrive comes through to the listener and makes for actual tense anticipation. I hope this series goes on for a few more books at least!

All Hail Dread Totem!

I am enthralled by the story line and how it brings out my imagination, I am anxiously awaiting book 111 of the series.

Solid for LitRPG

For you LitRPG fans, this series is super worth it.

I have over 250 audio books in my audiobook library and I've waded through countless books that are total trash, including way too many LitRPG books that are absolute garbage. This is not one of them. This is a very solid book for this genre and I have really enjoyed all of what Shemer has put out.

Do you like what I like?
Cradle (one of my favs)
Master Hunter K (true hidden gem)
Awaken Online (Plenty to sink your teeth into)
Life Reset (Shemer Kuznits' books in general)
Ready Player 1 & 2
Wheel of Time
Almost everything from Brandon Sanderson. Seriously. He's the best.
Michael J. Sullivan's books (The Riyria Revelations and spin offs - high epic / fantasy)
Red Rising (Tim Gerard Reynolds - futuristic / sci-fi)
The Path to Paz (YA fantasy)

More decent LitRPG stuff:
Noobtown (fun/light)
He Who Fights With Monsters
Irrelevant Jack (surprisingly decent and "clean", which for LitRPG is uncommon)
Ascend Online
Dungeon Crawler Carl

Currently listening to?
Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson.
Just starting this series and by chapter 10 I am really getting into it.

Why would I promote this and these other authors as well? I believe that good writing needs to be promoted. The more we support good authors, the more they will put out for us to enjoy! Simple as that.

OK

Overall a decent story, narration was excellent, however it just feels like it is not coming from a gamers point of view, like the MC is either not a gamer, or a very bad one. It can be frustrating at times where MC needlessly pines over what needs to be done, gets advice on what he should do and sees the logic on why that needs done, then does something else anyway.

much better

Honestly the majority of my my issues with the 1st book 1st book were addressed in the 2nd one as far as the writing. And altogether It was a much more enjoyable read than the 1st book

Great and engaging

Well written and keeps you wanting more. From building a settlement to engaging baddies and betrayal, thumbs up.

and the beat goes on

really really good Orin has come a long way. He still is in his journey.

fun fun fun

I love these books I hope they go on forever. thank you for writing

One of the very best of its type!!

I am an Avid Reader of litrpg novels. I think I have read nearly all of them to date. However this one is unique in its storyline and the way all of the characters are weaved together into a beautiful, sometimes scary and frightening picture. And of course, who can compete with soundbooth theater to bring realism to a book. There is no one better that I am aware of. When are other narrators going to get the idea? Anyway here's a shout out to my favorite little character in this book Beck. So go Beck!