Mark of the Fated 2

A LitrRPG Adventure

De: Ricky Fleet

Narrado por: Adam Stubbs, Erin Bateman

The first world has been saved from the orc hordes of Boglug Gutrender, but many more await. Mark’s journey is only just beginning…

The brutal war for Kherrash provided Mark and Sunlith with powerful loot and abilities. They’ll need them all when they face off against the next trial.

Another world stands on the brink of annihilation. Creatures extinct for millions of years have been cloned in secret, ready to be unleashed in vast numbers on an unknowing population. Only Mark and his growing party of warriors stand in the way of Prehistoric Pandemonium.

Yet the dinosaurs aren’t the only threat waiting for them in this hostile land of technology and terror. Forces aligned with the malevolent plot will stop at nothing to prevent their intervention in the coming apocalypse.

Deadly gangs. Shadowy organisations. A worldwide conspiracy. Hungry tyrannosaurs.

Mark should’ve stayed in bed.

©2023 Ricky Fleet (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

high octane fantasy

an absolute action packed series.
lota of action and genius use of magic
highly recommended

5 stars

Another great book by Ricky Fleet. You will not be disappointed. Also the dual narration really brings the story to life.

Idk what happened with the abilites and such.

I dont remember if there was any abilities or lvl ups in this one. Story was well written, But took a while. Alot of the action is on the later half of the book the first half is dialog. The romance is kinda stale.

This one has Dinosaurs…Nuff said!

How do you cow a few thousand Satan worshipers? You summon a demon have it eat the cult leader in front of everyone then tell them that demons and Hell are real and that’s where they are going. Then get angry and pull out your Orc-head flail and look like you’re gonna beat them all with it. A few threats later and they’re all yours. That’s near the beginning of this book and it just gets more funny, gory, gruesome, and bloody from there.
Next, you grab your blender and add the following ingredients: Jurassic Park (any/all of them), Frankenstein, Dr. Evil (without Mini Me), several bloody and gruesome scenes of people getting smashed, trashed, smooshed and ripped, a caffein addicted barbarian, an MC who’s naming privileges have been revoked and lastly Ricky Fleet’s imagination. Blend it all on high for 10 minutes then serve with excellent narration and you have a fun, gory, blood-spattered masterpiece of an audiobook. I forgot to mention that there is a side of childhood trauma which may or may not be served with onion ninjas as garnish. I might have missed a little sleep and was slightly late to work but don’t quote me on that. This was one of the best books I’ve listened to this year.

even better than the first book

the story never slowed down and did an excellent job of making you feel like you were in on the journey.