Deepest Depths: Volume 2: A LitRPG Adventure

Deepest Depths, Book 2

De: leftright

Narrado por: Ryan Kennard Burke

A soldier returning from war is supposed to be a time of peace and relaxation.

But that just isn’t the case for Lost Lord Max Fowler.

The weight and responsibility of his title push Max to new challenges, larger battles, and more magic. There’s always a threat around the corner, especially as winter nears and monsters start to surge, renowned organizations start to show their true colors, and those who wish to destroy start looking for targets.

Luckily, Max has friends and teammates to help him along the way.

Will they thrive and protect Lesterwood? Or will global events lead to unsavory outcomes?

©2023 leftright (P)2023 Podium Audio

great series

Great to know vel's backstory and see clammy growing into an absolute powerhouse. I hope Max can stop geeking out new spells until he learns how to reinforce them. He could've leveled up a lot more and King toben wouldn't have had to die if Max was strong enough to kill the blood mannequin.

Pretty good the arm thing is nagging me tho

I have no complaints except on that all he needs to do to regrow his arm is cut off the stump and then regrow it, and I find it very hard to believe that no one including the god of healing didn’t think of it, if it’s a thing he need to keep for the story I would ask that you provide a reason why that wouldn’t work in the book

great book

I'm happy with the progression and can't wait for the next in the series

love it

fantastic, eagerly awaiting the next installments. I hope there are many, and come soon .

Best Litrpg

The system is the best so far. This is The Best Book Ever . The chicken.

Filler? Training?

Maybe with so much actually happening in the first book that this one felt slice of life training montage filler. From his hero syndrome codependant girlfriend to his hours and hours of working on space magic.

It all just wasnt that interesting, especially the GF drama. Some might be needed but felt way too long. Almost could skip this book without losing out on much if read a summary.