Invasion

Viceroy's Pride, Book 2

By: Cale Plamann

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

Factional infighting among humanity. Alien invasions ramping up. Only one human with magic.

Dan did everything they told him to do. Shadowy organizations implanted him with experimental nanobots. He went through months of grueling training to learn the skills he would need as Earth’s representative. He learned magic despite the best efforts of ravenous monsters and aliens alike as he survived a hostile planet!

He was still too late. Returning home to a changed planet, Dan found that the elves had already invaded, taking over most of the Amazon and fortifying it against modern incursion. The leaders of humanity are frantically working to put his hard-earned magic into play against the alien occupation.

If he doesn’t want to be just a footnote in the tale of the invasion and enslavement of mankind, it’s time for Dan to stop doing what they tell him...and do what needs to be done.

©2022 Cale Plamann (P)2022 Mountaindale Press

Awesome follow up!

More action! Surprising twists and turns! MC continues to grow as a person and a mage. It was a great follow on, being on earth and seeing the changes since the MC had left and the slow (forna system apocalypse) introduction of mana to the world via monsters and monster eco systems. Overall, I really enjoyed this book and will certainly be getting the next one whenever it comes out.

I want to like it

This series has so much potential and I fed it shine through sometimes. The story seems to have filler on filler sometimes with scenes just added in for no reason. I understand moving a plot forward, but in the same book the MC will reference something he learned off screen and have a 2 day conversation about literally nothing.

The MC who had a big reveal at the end of the last book apparently forgot all about it. He goes back to earth realizing that he had been a doormat and that he wanted to change. The character had 0 change in attitude and keeps realizing that he is being a door mat and swearing to change it. I have given up hope of his spine being added.

Daniel did a great job and I have no complaints on narration. He gives the same effort for filler as battle content.

This is a solid 3 star story, I gave it a 5 because of the way Amazon does reviews. I will not punish an author.

This keeps getting better

First book was awesome but i enjoyed this even more. The new characters are a welcome addition. The ending has me on the edge of my seat waiting for book 3

good story

Well done. Well narrated.  will be looking forward to the next in the series. You should buy this book.

loving it

im enjoying this series, if you enjoy litrpg and portal/ off work experiences you will enjoy this series, its a simi apocalyptic type book with fantasy and litrpg experiences.

Second was as entertaining as the first

Another banger from the author.

Highly recommend you follow Dan and the crew on this journey.

Good story Nariation could be excellent but wasn't

With over 900 audio books in my library, first time commenting on issues with our narrator. Weird thing is that Daniel Wisniewski has a great voice. The rounding at end of statements had me cringing by the end of the book. My guess is also Daniel does not come from a gaming / fantasy background in the way he pronounces commonly used terms. Really fun book.

Awesome

Okay, so the story picks up a few months after the events of book 1, and well, the mc reverts a little of how he used to be, but that's fine since that type of change takes awhile but oh boy the story really delivers and that epilogue leaves you wanting more

Great litrpg

I listen to a lot of litrpgs and I had a ton of fun with this one. It is a great lit rpg series set in the real world and while I wasn’t hooked right from the start on this one I pressed on and I’m glad I did because I ended up loving this one and cannot wait for the next

Keeps it going

Book 2 takes Thrusher, Sam, Jenifer and others on a wild adventure into South America to stop the advance of the alien invasion. The story moves forward in a steady manner and even though there is the expected leveling-up sections, Cale Plamann keeps the attribute stat dumps to a minimum. Lots of intrigue, twists, humor and surprises to keep an addled ADD victim focused on the story.

Daniel Wisniewski continues to performed exceptionally well with story.