Futures Grave

Pyresouls Apocalypse, Book 2

De: James T. Callum

Narrado por: Pavi Proczko

Embrace the flame’s rage or leave the future in ruins.

The tutorial is over. The rules of Pyresouls have changed for the worse. Defeating the Burgon Beast should’ve been the end of it, but it was only the beginning.

Beating the next boss monster that invades Earth will only stave off the Collapse, not prevent it. The future devoid of all life but a single Pyre proves that. Jacob refuses to accept that future. He’s done playing their games. Even if he must walk through the fires of despair and glory to be rid of them.

Back in the past, the Gnawing Hunger roams free, monsters run unchecked between the shards, and abominations of unfathomable power lurk beneath the surface of Lormar. Otherworldly beings pull the strings behind Pyresouls, twisting the challenges Jacob faces at every turn to exploit his weaknesses and thwart his progress.

Trapped between two timelines, having lived a second life he can’t remember, can Jacob find the dark truth behind Pyresouls and uncover the secrets of Lormar’s demise, or will he leave the future a grave and Earth a long-rotten corpse?

Or somehow, something even worse?

With leveling and gear progression mechanics, Futures Grave is the second novel in the best-selling LitRPG series Pyresouls Apocalypse.

©2022 James T. Callum (P)2022 Podium Audio

Hidden Gem

This book is great. Nice characters, plot twists and smart MC’S. I feel sad that it goes underaprattiated (pardon my spelling) and I hope that a 3rd book drops soon (haven’t finished but I think the story isn’t done).

MUCH better on mitigating stat reading

Compared to the first pyre souls book and his other beastborne saga, listening to this doesn't slap your ears with redundant stat reading.

I feel the story flows so much nicer when when you're not being told every single parameter when the dude levels up.

Great epilogue!

I cannot wait for the next book! The time distortion and cognitive shifts get a little confusing. Would recommend listing to the first book again as a refresher before starting this one if it has been a while.

better and better

The series really came into its own in this one. Well done, and I look forward to more.

Great story

After the first book I wondered how they would follow up, and it was a good story. It takes turns you don't expect and builds up all the characters you want to know about. I would say this book breaks away from the RPG elements of the first and becomes more just a fantasy story, stats almost never matter and are almost never mentioned except as a reason to say why MC doesn't use this overpowered stuff. But i didn't mind that.