Demon Seer 2

Demon Demigods

De: Kurtis Eckstein

Narrado por: Robert Bradvica, Alyssa Poon

Michael wakes up to find himself completely alone in a dark forest, the corpse of a deer his only company. The dread in his heart tells him that something horrible has happened, but he can’t recall what.

He doesn’t remember where he is, who he is, or even what he is.

And to make the situation worse, he keeps hearing voices in his head, like whispers of long-lost memories haunting him. Now, he must face a bizarre hellish world all alone as he attempts to recover from his amnesia.

Can he navigate the mysteries surrounding his existence? Can he unravel the memories leading up to his awakening?

And once he does begin to remember, can he overcome the dire fate awaiting him?

Prologue

Michael, I’ve missed you so much.

I was suddenly staring at a blinding light, the bloodthirsty demons surrounding me having vanished - Ragnarok, and the trapped Miriam, both along with them - with brilliant green eyes being the only indication that there was a person within the luminescence.

Prior to this moment, I vaguely recalled being shown an illusion by my enemy, only to finally break through the hallucination. I was prepared to fight back, despite being only partially transformed, but then everyone around me froze solid.

Even a brown leaf falling from a tree stopped in midair, as if time itself had stopped, only for everything around me to disappear.

Everything, except these glowing emerald eyes.

©2020 Kurtis Eckstein (P)2021 Kurtis Eckstein

Improvement

Much better than the 1st one Still has some issues But at least it explains what's going on
I prefer his other books though There is so much repeating in this one
It's not the narrator messing up it's part of the story Imagine Groundhog Day Good in the movie But not in a book Especially when the 1st one doesn't explain what the hell's going on 1st book You're introduced to these characters all you really know By the end It is I'm only turned you into a demon Of course there was other things but that's pretty much the gist of the 1st book it's like a fucking introduction

time travel hurts my small brain

so I get an some what understand that it's was trying to explain the "Many-Worlds Theory" in a story but man that went way over my head but what comes down to it for me was the story was good and the narrators were amazing I felt the grief so good book but I am just probably not smart enough to full understand the mc plight.

Just as if not better then the 1st.

Honestly enjoyed this book as much as the 1st and can’t believe just how I couldn’t stop listening to this one through to the end. Can’t wait for the 3rd one even if I have to wait for the physical copy to come out first I will buy it and wait patiently.

Freaking outstanding second book, didn't think boo

Freaking outstanding, This book just builds on the excellence that was book 1, this is an awesome series! If you are reading this review do yourself a favor and buy this book!

Meh

A very meh outing on this one. I usually enjoy Ecksteins books much more than this