Void Wyrm

The Magitech Chronicles, Book 2

By: Chris Fox

Narrated by: Ryan Kennard Burke

A suicidal quest into the Umbral Depths.

Major Voria stands ready to accept the cost for her actions at Marid. Stripped of command and resources, Voria must find a ship and rally a crew. Somewhere within the Umbral Depths lays a hidden world, a world that the dead god, Marid, intended her to find.

Aran faces a choice. Halt his war mage training and, in the process, give up clues to his past, or abandon Voria. Aran sacrifices everything to follow Voria on a suicidal quest into the one place where even gods fear to tread.

On a bleak world in the deepest darkness lays an object of enormous power, one that could turn the tide of the war against Krox. But Voria isn't the only one seeking the weapon. The great Void Wyrm Khalahk has vowed to hunt Voria and will see her dead, even if it means following her into the Umbral Depths themselves.

All while the dreadlord, Nebiat, makes herself at home on Shaya, binding the souls of its leaders.

©2017 Chris Fox (P)2018 Chris Fox

GOOD.

Most enjoyable. Major Voria and Aran and the rest of their team head in the Umbral World to learn the truth. Lots of action and revelation. Aran learns more about his past. Exciting adventure. Looking forward to the next book ASAP. THE

Great!

My wife and I both agree that this series should become a tv show of some sort.

Great second.

A great second installment to the series with good character growth throughout all of the cast. Already getting the third and looking forward to where the story takes our MCs next.

great sequal

The story definitely keeps you on your toes. I like how the characters have progressed and the little lessons pay off later in the story. Chris Fox uses everything in the story for good use. If you read tech mage this is a good follow up and tou won't be disappointed.

I loved Listening to book 2 of the Magitech series

I loved Listening to book 2 of the Magitech series. I can't wait to dive into book 3. The narrator is good at his craft, using different voices for the characters. The writing is descriptive because I was able to visualize the story and characters and the action. The book also had a good flow to it. Each chapter was like eating potato chips. I could not eat just one.