At Large

Small Medium, Book 2

By: Andrew Seiple

Narrated by: Tim Gerard Reynolds

It's tough being a country girl in the big city, especially when werewolves are murdering their way through the underworld! Chase Berrymore must bring all her divination skills to bear in order to survive both wild werewolves and murderous mafiosos.

She's got a shot at finding steadfast allies along the way, but at great cost; the mysterious entities that call themselves "players" are involved. And where they go, chaos follows....

The sequel to a new litRPG saga, At Large serves up a large helping of action, cunning plans, and mystery.

©2019 Andrew Seiple (P)2019 Podium Publishing

I found it better than the first book

It’s shaping up to be a very enjoyable trilogy, and well worth the credit.
Wholesome for the most part, very little cussing and no sex, although there are innuendos and hints about “grown-up” stuff.

Fun

Very fun story. It has some good humor and interesting characters. It is a very well done follow up to the first story.

Damn good

Great series to pick up and really enjoyed the events that built up. Feel bad for Tabitha the Dwarf. Hopefully things will be resolved before the end.

excellent!

This is excellent, a fabulous continuation of the series, well paced, enjoyable, and funny. I highly recommend this book and series.

Stop! Read this trilogy before the others

I know it sounds backwards, but if you haven't already read the other two trilogies in this universe, DON'T, not yet! I read the Small Medium trilogy first, then the Threadbear one, then the Blasphemy Online one, and I did it by accident, but I don't regret it for a second - I got much more engagement from hearing about Silvania BEFORE I visited it and hearing about the Crash BEFORE I learned its nature. Plus, Blasphemy has several nods to the other books in this series, nods that won't make sense without reading these books first.

This book is a worthy successor to Big Trouble; we get to see Chase flex her skills for all they're worth, and the plans we see here are the usual cleverness we have come to expect. Also, this book introduces my favorite secondary character in the trilogy, the Muscle Wizaard - I can't get enough of his "magic" wrestling skills, and he's a nice guy too. On top of that, this book has the greatest and most terrible pun of all, and the finale is a hell of a thing.

I'll probably end up saying this a lot, but I love the reader - he's very talented and invested, good at doing lots of distinctive, consistent voices and accents and I can't get enough of his game-announcements voice. So much better than just reading it, even if the repetitive level-ups occasionally get a bit tedious. Also, I could listen to him do the Muscle Wizaard's over-the-top skill shout-outs for hours.