Metal Mage 2

By: Eric Vall

Narrated by: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

If you thought having magic and guns were cool while everyone else has swords, imagine having robots. Build a battle robot. Kill the bandits terrorizing the land. Find out just how grateful the princess really is.

©2019 Eric Vall (P)2019 Eric Vall

Awesome story!

The narration is on point and the story is just awesome. I couldn't ask for a better book!

Great book

I enjoyed the heck out of this book cant wait for the next one. Eric Vall really knows how to suck you into the worlds he creates and really makes care for the characters.

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love this series

this my favorite eric Vall series. I wish he would make another series just like it cord continue this one

Manipulation from the shadows

In the second entry in the Metal Mage series Mason, Aurora and Cayla go to help Cedis from the bandits that are harassing the small kingdom. They encounter bandits on their way to the kingdom which sets up the bad guy for the second book and the main threat to Cayla's home. Mason gets to explore more of the world, but most of the world building is more or less put on hold, as he deals with the current threat. The setup for the next book promises to flesh out some more of the world the characters inhabit.

Overall I enjoyed spending time with all the characters and the story this book told. There were a few odd things in the book such as a kingdom with seemingly under 100 soldiers in its army, but the "kings" maybe are just the names for lords in this world since it is some new world we are learning with the main character. The relationship with Cayla, Aurora and Mason is the strength of the book and their interplay and their camaraderie is what pushes the series for me. Also, the "Master" is ever present in the shadows and seemingly manipulating lots of chaotic occurrences in the world.

The narration by Jessica Threet and Christopher Boucher is great and they really deliver great performances throughout. The voices and delivery are all distinct and varied, bringing the world to life. I look forward to anything they narrate in the future. A good follow up for anyone that has read the first book, and it promises an interesting third book.