The Healer’s Way

Healer's Way, Book 2

De: Oleg Sapphire, Alexey Kovtunov, Jennifer E. Sunseri - translator

Narrado por: Jonathan Johns

What could be simpler? On my very first day in this world, I was given the title of a count along with all the trimmings: a castle, name, lands and power.

You'd think I had it made, but no . . . They seized my castle, took my lands, and now, I'm surrounded by enemies. Moreover, it's nothing but one headache after another with the authorities.

And even though I wrested my castle back, the neighbors aren't going anywhere, and they live and breathe to tear off chunks of my land, and eliminate me, the new head of the family.

There's just one thing I don't get. Why do they think that since I'm a healer I can't simply raze their house to the ground? Really, don't they see that fine blaze over there? Something's on fire!

Well, I'll show them . . .

©2024 Alexey Kovtunov, Oleg Sapphire; English translation copyright 2024 by Jennifer E. Sunseri (P)2024 Tantor

Lots of fun and surprises! Great continuation of an awesome series!

Our hero may be his own worst enemy! Once you finish you will already be looking for the next story!

A good book thats interestingly entertaining.

Not a bad continuation after the first book. Im interested in following up with the third book in this series. Its an interesting story, i wonder how it'll play out.

get this

smart funny and interesting view on a MC but I can't help but tell you get it if you like a cool dark healer

Good story with progression and new pet

The story had some good progression. I quite enjoyed it. The introduction of a new pet added some fun antics to the story. The new pet's portion of the story was appropriate without detracting from the main character.

I enjoyed how the main character handled just about everything. The only real issue I saw was not finishing off the current leader of his enemies in three different chances that readily came to him. There were also plenty of options for him to just go out and take off the head of the snake, but he didn't take them.

The story did progress rapidly with not a lot of time to do extra steps.

THAT DAMN BIRD (⁠ノ⁠｀⁠Д⁠'⁠)⁠ノ⁠彡⁠┻⁠━⁠┻

The bird was definitely my favorite part of this book. It had me laughing out loud, and the last book was also great but just didn't have time to write a review.