Arcane Dropout 2

By: Edmund Hughes

Narrated by: Alex Ford

After forming a pact with the ghost of a former student, Lee Amaranth has gained a limited amount of spellcasting ability. It’s anyone’s guess how far three spells per day will take him. Now that he’s serving as an apprentice to Harper, his sister’s former lover and the school’s resident ice queen, the expectations on him are higher than ever.

The mystery of what happened to Zoe remains at the forefront of Lee’s mind. When new clues start turning up, he follows them, regardless of where they lead. A new threat, a new damsel in distress, and a new dilemma. Lee is forced to juggle his studies, romance, and detective work all while maintaining his guise as a mage.

WARNING: This novel contains graphic sex scenes between the main character and numerous women/succubi/monster girls.

©2019 Edmund Hughes (P)2019 Edmund Hughes

Insanely frustrating story

The author tries too hard to create conflict that isn't there and it's frustrating. Other than that major flaw it's pretty good.

old questions answered, new questions created.

arcane dropout 2 is just as good as the first book.
in this sequel to arcane dropout, some of the questions surrounding Zoe, Lee's sister, are answered, but a lot more questions are created instead. we finally get to know what happened to her in the past and why she vanished. also, a link is layed between the dark impulse series and this one. i won't say what new questions are created as that would spoil things a bit to much, but it has something to do with the link between this series and dark impulse.

So far, so good

I love this guys writing style. And Alex Ford is perfect for narrating.😍 The way she switches and holds character with the different voices is spot on. The story line is great. I’m in the middle of book Three but can’t wait for the rest of the series 😬😬😬

Strong story!

Great plot in this adventure! I absolutely loved the way the binding spell misfired at the beginning.

it is like Harry Potter but for adults

I couldn't stop listening, the only thing that I regret is that it was too short and over way too fast.