The Duchy's Necromancer

A Game of the Dead, Book 2

De: Boyd Lee

Narrado por: Austin Rising

Morgan had one simple job to do, well, three or four if we're being totally honest here. Nothing ever is easy, he finds out all too quickly.

After his service to the duchy, the capital city has come to a reluctant acceptance of Morgan Lovecraft. More and more he's finding that people react more to the fear of what he could do rather than what he actually did. All Morgan wanted was to finish his time at the mage's academy but it seems his life as a student there is all but over after fate stepped in his way.

His friends and allies are relying on him to not only grow his business empire but his army of undead as well. Working on building his army in unorthodox ways, he stumbles upon several discoveries that lead him down numerous rabbit holes.

He still hasn't forgotten his mandate, though. Goblins who overtook an iron mine, dwarves forced to the surface who've started raiding and making war on neighboring hamlets, and of course the syndicate, their blood mages. Many revelations and tribulations, allies, and enemies are waiting for Morgan when he decides to continue playing A Game of The Dead.

The Duchy's Necromancer 2 is a fantasy LitRPG progression-based storyline. There are grownups in this book who act like grownups. They drink, they swear, they make bad jokes, and they fall in love. What's not in this book? Harems. Sex scenes. Graphic or otherwise. There are plenty of jokes and innuendo about it, however.

©2024 Boyd Lee Craven III (P)2024 Podium Audio

You can tell there is a larger story at play and it's going to be a good ride.

You can tell there is a larger story at play and it's going to be a good ride.
I trust the author and enjoy the genre.

Great story & performance

The story was great and pulled you in while the narrator did a great job with different characters to really pull you In

Love the Characters

The interactions between the characters are great. The emotions of the characters are so real that it brings them to life. The story is nice for a litrpg and slice of life. The voice acting is top notch as well.

Distinguished characters

love being able to listen to readers with the ability to voice characters with distinguished voices.

The action was continuous throughout the book. Not alot of filler in between the scenes.

I was as good at the first series with all the characters from the main storyline. Entertaining all the way through.

Its not a litrpg or pogression

Just a typical story, the mc just checks off his check list of things he's done. Its alot like a cheezy anime cliche with a strong protagonist. He gets 2 dragons that keep calling him papa. Then he just gets promoted. Now hes like a baron or count. Not much playing out here.