Adept of Chaos

Eve of Destruction, Book 2

By: Benjamin Medrano

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Evelyn's deeds are coming back to haunt her.

Free to travel among the stars, the former warlord is enjoying her freedom, even if she’s occasionally exasperated by the women who’ve attached themselves to her. They accompany her as she encounters wonders, from dryad terraforming ships to the orcish arenas of Skaloth.

Yet Evelyn has enemies, and they have not forgotten her. They target one of the few people she truly cares about, knowing that Evelyn will come. When she does she may be drawn into a trap from which even she can’t escape.

©2022 Benjamin Medrano (P)2022 Podium Audio

great second book.

I really like how the books are setting up. A+ writer and narration. Hopefully they have some cameos from his other books.

Lost in editing

Fun characters in a good story.
Good sound quality and excellent performance, but alas a few editing mistakes. On several occasions the segue between two lines was stilted as though an entire line was missing. This was evident in both sound quality and the lines read themselves where a monologue or explanation just stopped awkwardly. This happened maybe 4 or 5 times. Not enough to ruin the book.

Another awesome Benjamin Medrano series

You seriously have too love Benjamin Medrano's writing. Seriously every time I think of female fantasy harem done right, Medrano is who comes to mind. Do note! That I am talking about the actual good story and world building with interesting relationships that enhances the story. Yes that kind of harem. Not the disguised as fantasy harem, But is in fact just porn in the version of a book. So with that having been said Medrano man you've done it again you've gone written another amazing series that kept me listening and just wanting more. I didn't think I would like this series at first but damn was I wrong.

Great sequel!

Can’t wait to listen to the third! The first took me a minute to get into it but now I’m rollinggggg. It’s great!

About halfway..

About halfway through the book I was getting very fed up with the meekness of so many of the characters. Things started getting better, but characters are still pretty shallow.