Growth

Magic Eater, Book 2

De: Sean Oswald

Narrado por: Giancarlo Herrera, Hannah Schooner

Freed from the dungeon, Tad now has a wider world to explore, even as he is pursued by an enemy intent on using Tad's power for his own ends.

More of his forgotten past will be revealed even as he finds out more about his place in the multiverse. New allies and new enemies will appear.

©2025 Sean Oswald (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Good series

I found this series hooked me and I genuinely care for the characters. Looking forward to more books!

Give me book 3!!!!

Can’t wait for book 3, the MC is a character I really enjoy. Good at making friends/followers, but still his own man. Not just someone that constantly worries about everyone else. He does what he believes is right.

Like the new revelations

Appropriately named, Growth shows Tad's evolution in fun new revelations that delight and surprise at every chance. I don't want to give away spoilers in the review. So I’ll be vague. I enjoyed the new ‘voice’ coming to find him and him embracing his heritage.

Amazing!

This titles is so amazing and the narration is so amazing and i love the story so much!

world building

great books so far, can not wait to eat up the next book in the series!

Story is ok, but there are issues

I like the crafting and the fighting scenes it’s nice to have those things done well by the narrator in book form this would be half boring though. Big issue is the stats you read them about 5 times in this book by the end it’s 44 mins, you realize roughly 4 hours of your book is stats purely just active stats. Not to mention the crafting is also just stats…. There is maybe 4 hours of story in this book.

ignore the haters below.

This was a nice follow up to Tad's escape from the dungeon. it is not filler, filler is content that the author didn't intend. I loved the lore drops about Tad's heritage and how he is processing that information. I enjoyed seeing his friendships grow as well. I am hopeful for a quick release of the next book.

Growth

Very very good. short but has me on the edge of my seat. New unexpected stuff too. nice vocabulary. well done.

Liked the first book

I don’t know what it is but the narrator became irritating and the story just seems to not go nowhere I find myself scoffing “oh so much drama” and I’m not interested in what happens next

Disappointment

The author spends 15 hours giving a play by play of “enchanting” instead of progressing the story. On top of that it gets very tiring listening to the MC whine about wanting to own a store and sell stuff constantly. Oh, and emotional enchants? Even if the story is eluding to sprites as the reason it tanks the story hard