The Runesmith's Trials 2

The Secrets of Giantskarl Mountain, Book 2

De: Andrew Karevik

Narrado por: Eric Michael Summerer

I did it. It took a lot of sweat and coin, but I managed to bring the Karl back to a functioning dungeon.

With my adventuring shop running in full swing, now's the time for the second part of my plan: building New Valley. All that's left for me to do is wait for the lumber I ordered to arrive so I can stake the land, start expanding, and… What? What did you say? My cargo's been stolen?

As I start investigating the incident, it becomes increasingly clear that someone's been sabotaging my efforts on purpose… and that someone is taking advantage when I'm away to claim every last parcel of land in New Valley! I try to negotiate with him, but that ruthless competitor will stop at nothing to take everything I've worked so hard for.

Follow me as I go out into the world looking for a way to stay in the game and, in the process, summon spirits, broaden my repertoire of runes, and delve into new dangerous parts of the dungeon.

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too much sexual detail for my enjoyment

too much sexual detail for my tastes. I ended up deleting the book. I did enjoy the rune in inclusion not a lot of books focus on that. I also liked the unique traps and other parts of the world.

Looking good

A good addition to the book series , looking forward to the next one in the series 

Very nice town building and leveling.

Another great addition to the series the author really knows how to make a good town/city builder. I felt so immerced in this i really couldnt put it down for long. It gets better and better, worth the credits and i am getting the next book in the series.

Good listen

Not a bad listen but definitely a plot line building book.
The story feels like it is written well.

boring

I thought an adventure action and fantasy what I got was slice of life of a greedy/stupid merchant. The romantic plot the author trying to push he needs to stop because he's bad at but whatever hope next book is better because this entire story is a dud.