Nightmare Realm Summoner 2

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Actus

Narrado por: Robb Moreira

The Apocalypse is the most fun Alex has had in his entire life.

He’s having a grand time fighting every challenge the System throws at him—and making up a few of his own along the way. His antics have earned him a few friends…and a hell of a lot more enemies.

The Outworlder Families, invading forces from planets long since Initialized by the System, have arrived to 274-50 to loot it of every resource and scrap of power they can get their thieving hands on.

They're deadly, ruthless, and will stop at nothing to get what they want.

The latest subject of their attention is a Town Token, a rare artifact that can create an incredibly powerful System-recognized town. It’s an immense opportunity that has every single one of them frothing at the mouth.

An opportunity that Alex just snagged out from right under their noses. The Outworlders aren’t going to be too happy about that…but that’s exactly what Alex is counting on.

Book two of this action-packed LitRPG Apocalypse series by Actus, best-selling author of Return of the Runebound Professor and Rise of the Living Forge. It's perfect for fans of The Primal Hunter, Hell Difficulty Tutorial, and 1% Lifesteal.

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Just as good as the first

Earth is in an apocalypse and being ravaged by aliens, the only thing they didn’t expect is how crazy the people of earth are. One example is a guy who treats the nightmares that everyone in the multiverse as Pokémon cards and fighting thing that he shouldn’t just to have fun.
Now that same guy just might be a town leader……..……… What could happen?

great story

I look forward to the next installment. I hate waiting too long. Great story and great voice actors

ENOUGH WITH THE SIMILIES. otherwise, great story

way to many similes. not every description needs to be comparative. otherwise, great plot. good character development. good pacing. inner monolog could use a little polish. can't wait for the next one.

need more

it picks right up were it left off and the one word to describe it is progress

Just as good as the first

It was funny it got straight to the point and all the info that was gathered between these two books came back Rather than just be throw away information. 10 out of 10 in my opinion.