Fire and Song

Warformed: Stormweaver, Book 2

De: Bryce O'Connor

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

The Iron Prince will claim his crown.

Reidon Ward's first semester at the Galens Institute hasn't been without reward. In just over half a year he's gone from the weakest cadet at school to one of the strongest in his class, and there's no one left who would argue that his Device, Shido, isn't the most terrifying CAD they've ever laid eyes on. Still, Rei knows that his climb has barely begun, like he knows that the true fight is only just starting.

After all… The Sectionals tournament has arrived.

Rei, along with Aria, Viv, Catcher, and a couple unexpected squadmates, are about to face the first real battle of their careers. Squaring off with some of the best Users in the Astra System, they're going to have to put everything they have—as individuals and as a team—into their coming fights if they want to ultimately end up standing at the top. As ever, though, their journey is hardly bound to be a smooth one.

Especially not when Rei and Aria begin to suspect that Shido may be even more formidable than it appears, much less as the powerful entities who've already taken notice of the 'Iron Prince of Galens' begin to make their moves, some casting their hands in his favor, others very much against…

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Good then great

Some what disappointing, but then it gets good again. Main characters drama is annoying, but it passes in a couple hours or torture.

Awful Narration

Story is decently fun. Yes, it's a Gary Sue series. The 1st line of the description of Book 1 is, "MC will become a god," so ignore people complaining about that 2 books in. The narrator constantly loses accents mid-sentence, which is weird because he has about 4 in his toolkit. The greater issue is HOW the narrator chooses to enunciate and draw out every bit of dialogue. At times it honestly sounds like Will Shatner auditioning to play Ace Ventura. Every syllable is hit for maximum emphasis and theres about 2 dramatic pauses per word a character says. Good dialogue becomes cringey, and bad dialogue will make you want to throw your phone. The way the narrator decides to have characters simply say, "okay," would make a CW series sound Oscar worthy.

Wow!

That’s how you follow up! Ready for the next book! I can’t wait two more years man! Let’s goooooo!!

Excellent series, Great character development

I obsoletely love a good underdog story, The characters in this story certainly seem to be mature well beyond their years, They would certainly be exception I think in most people that age as they all show a great amount of emotional maturity, that I certainly never had at that age and can certainly look back and wish I did.
There book isn't just entertaining, but also holds a good amount of life lessons and values all while keeping you wanting to read more to find out what happens.
I do like the hints in every new chapter where they have an interview or read a quote from someone and it hints how far in future they are looking back how things were when everyone was still in school. It's just enough to let you know Raiden goes on to continue to make a name for himself.
Hope book three doesn't take as long to come out, but the wait was worth it.

one of the best books out there

Grabs hold of you immediately. The start of the chapter has a quote related to it and makes it so addicting and leaves you anticipating more. I was so stoked for book 2 and it didnt disappoint. I am going to be depressed waiting for book 3 to come out for a while. I also listened to book 1 3 times at least.