Rune Seeker 2

A LitRPG Adventure

De: J.M. Clarke, C.J. Thompson

Narrado por: Ralph Lister

Duración: 25 h y 3 m

Resumen del Editor

Hiral must grow before a sky-island plummets. Fallen Reach is in danger, and only Hiral and his surviving teammates can save it. Gathering their strength after the loss of their friends, the Builder and Growers race across a hostile landscape to save their homes and obtain the power they need to battle their nigh-unstoppable enemies.

The companions must survive dungeons gone wild, the hunger of the dead, and the wrath of an ancient power that was once the hope of an entire people. Still, Hiral will not be deterred, and is ready to cut a path of destruction through his enemies and achieve the loftiest goal of all … to become overpowered. And probably explode.

The next exciting instalment of the hit Progression fantasy series from J.M Clarke, bestselling author of Mark of the Fool, and C.J. Thompson. Continue a weak-to-strong progression into power and a detailed LitRPG system with unique classes, skills, dungeons, achievements, survival, and evolution. Explore a mysterious world of fallen civilizations, strange monsters, and deadly secrets.

©2024 J.M. Clarke and Carter J. Thompson (P)2024 Recorded Books

Ruined by the Narrator

The story is very good. I loved the explanation of the "race" attribute!

The narrator is horrible! All the voices are to similar to tell who is who. Worse, it sounds like everyone is always yelling at each other. Listening for to long gives you a headache.

Progression

I've been enjoying this story and like how the characters progress, the fight scenes are well written and varied, and we get more information about the things mostly only hinted at in the first book. I would have liked a little more breathing room between fights and dungeons, but I know that in this genre progression is the key thing and that requires fights. I'm expecting--or at least hoping--that in the next book we will see more interpersonal interaction as the story broadens back out to include the Shaper and grower societies we were introduced to in the first book. The narration was decent but character voices still lacked sufficient differentiation, imo. Still, a good story and worth the listen.

Yes

It’s worth the credit, you will not regret it. Keep it up author, can’t wait for the next one.

Great book

I really enjoy this book and the series so far. I’m glad I took a chance on this series because I was pleasantly surprised about how good the author did with progression and keeping me entertained. Can’t wait for the next book.

one word

Filler. I feel this book is mostly filler. Not much story progression, just dungeons and fights. you could skip this book with the knowledge the party got stronger and you would not miss anything. I have hope for the next book

More of the same.

Things took forever to happen. many chapters just droned on. The book is still pretty good. I'll listen to next book too.

Dungeons…

To little progression of the story.. just dungeons, but got high hopes for book 3

A good mid series entry

This book continues a great story with a good mystery behind it and does a good job at beginning to unravel that mystery. Definitely just set up but introduces several fun new abilities in character development and you feel like you're along for a great ride.

Fast paced action...

As I'll always say...I can't do better... Alot was going on in terms of action...which left little for the development of the characters and chance to great a vested interest...looking forward to the other books

This book was a drag.

The first book was great it had tension and action instead of just action for action sake. In this book it’s just fight after fight after fight after fight after fight. And if you read that and started getting annoyed than you’ll understand this book. Sure it gives us some back story but nothing if import really moves the story forward in anyway. In fact I could summarize this book in a paragraph and you could skip straight to the next one all while not missing anything major.