Limitless Lands, Book 2: Conquest (A LitRPG Adventure)

By: Dean Henegar

Narrated by: Jack Voraces

Placed in an experimental medpod controlled by an advanced artificial intelligence, 93-year-old Colonel James Raytak continues the fight to repair his failing body.

Leading his forces inside the game of Limitless Lands is helping the AI to heal his mind, but new threats are looming on the horizon.

Forces both in and out of the game have begun their plans of conquest. Colonel Raytak must rely on his soldiers, his friends, and decades of real-world combat experience to face these new challenges.

Find out who will rise to conquer in Conquest!

©2018 Dean Henegar (P)2019 Dean Henegar

great story

I absolutely loved it! I cannot wait to listen to the rest of the series

Absolutely outstanding!

Book 1 was fascinating in concept and riveting in execution. There was no drop off in quality in Book 2. imaginative and fantastic. I cannot wait for Book 3!

The story continues!

I immediately started listening to this book after i finished the first. The story gets better and better. You get to learn more about the supporting characters and you really start to know and understand them. I even let my son start listing to the story and he thought it was great.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Better than the first!

As the header suggests, this book was even better than the last! The author is very talented for such a new writer. I loved and I can’t wait for the third to arrive on Audible!

Good book, lots of production mistakes

Loved the book. The story was good, personally i wouldn't think all the events would happen in an MMO to someone under level 10. The real problem i had was the numerous mistakes and repeated sentences in the book. While fighting one enemy type he would reference a completly different but similar sounding enemy type in a battle. When speaking with other characters or npc's the voice audio sounds like the old metal gear solid one conversations, which i didnt feel was present in the first book. There were also some pauses at the end of chapters that threw me off. I hope book three fixes alot of these minor production errors, because its a great story. Even my wife, who doesnt like audiobooks, was getting pulled into the story.