Legendary Rule, Book 2

By: Bruce Sentar

Narrated by: Brandon Utah

Back in the game, Ajax, Missy, and Sky make it to the human capital of Tyren only to find themselves on trial for the dead merchants.

Putting them on trial, the king of Tyren has enough awareness to know that players are different than his townspeople. He tasks Ajax to forge a party and conquer a dungeon plaguing the catacombs. But first, Ajax needs to fill out his party. He needs a great team if he’s going to become a professional gamer at the upcoming conference.

Meanwhile, Richard and his family’s ambitions are not idle. As they work to gain more power in the virtual world, a mystery emerges, and the royal castle bubbles with whispers of demons in the city. As if that was not enough, Ajax struggles to understand his newfound magic outside of the game.

Warning: This book contains explicit content, harem romance, and violence. Content may not be suitable for those under 18.

©2020 Bruce Sentar (P)2020 Podium Audio

Predictable, but entertaining

A lot of the plot is pretty predictable, but even taking that into account I enjoyed the book. Give it a shot.

Better than than book 1

still have a slightly oblivious mc, but think that's forsake of plot still great experience. And the hard mode described in book one finally seems to be true. Even tho its not the game but the other players.. outside of being short enough to make you want more. Book3 pls

Great book

I really enjoyed this book and look forward to the next. I'm excited to see where things go from here. The end opened up a lot of opportunities for coming conflicts. I wasn't happy about how much control the main bad guy had over the MC, but I think that should be over as book 3 will have a whole lot of new stuff going on.

Very enjoyable

Very entertaining and enjoyable looking forward to next the ending leaves lots of room to continue

Great story but needs dual narration

Enjoyable story it progresses well with plenty of action. The only thing it needs is dual narration.
A book of this nature and with as much female dialogue in it really needs a female narrator.
The narrator does a pretty good job, but there is only so much he can do being a guy…
That said it’s still good and I’ll pick up the next book.