Soul Knight 2

Towers of Orion

Nick reclaimed his heritage. Now it’s time to grow his kingdom.

The evil bishop was defeated, and the Trial was completed. Nick rescued the humans of Zura and orcs of Nagduros, and brought them home to his new city–Frosthaven. Together, they formed the reborn Noblefrost Kingdom, with Nick as its king.

But a bandit warlord rules the North from the shadows, and he will not allow a hero in his backyard–unless they are under his heel. Nick and his wives must grow their strength and gather allies, to stand up against this threat.

Will Nick keep his budding kingdom under the warlord’s radar, while gathering allies and growing? Or is his city of Frosthaven or his new allies already in danger?

©2024 JJ Bookerson (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

just amazing balance

no complaints, get it. enjoy it. promise it's worth it. no master piece but absolutely worth a credit.

So good. It really clears things up.

Ok, so end of book 1 got a little confusing with all the double reincarnation, but that all gets cleared up in book 2. But book one is a must. Makes book two all the more impactful

Better

Story has been great and love the characters, especially with the va's accents. the regular narration still feels monotone but that just seems to be how she does her work. The spicy scenes sounded better, or at least less repetitive vocabulary than last time. I would invest in dictionary exercises to expand your vocabulary in that department. Also look into synonyms for arching one's eyebrow. "Nick arched his eyebrow at-" was used a lot. I'll continue reading.

wow

very easy to follow along with the story and I was very captivated it was a very good read

Great Second Book

The story is progressing very well, and the characters are well thought out and have very diverse personalities.

I am looking forward to the next book and seeing how the story grows and the new characters are meshed together with the old to build this amazing world.