Lewd Kingdoms, Book 2: Fallen Throne

Publisher's Summary

Edric wanted to build something great, a safe haven for players and awakened NPCs to thrive in peace. With his fellow rulers, Faye, Claudia, and Rayna, they feel they are on the cusp of something grand and inspiring.

When trolls are found murdered on Eloran streets and the dead walk at night, the city soon realizes there is something darker taking place in the supposedly peaceful kingdom. With the delicate political balance in jeopardy and war threatening all of Lukken, Edric and his fellow rulers must come together to discover these secret threats before it is too late.

Can Edric balance the needs of the city, diplomacy, and his heart before shadowy forces converge on the small kingdom? Can the four rulers of Elora stand up to an ancient evil that threatens the entire digital realm? Can their hearts withstand a coming storm no one can escape?   

The Lewd Saga is a virtual MMORPG based in the fantasy world of Lukken, home of dragon royalty, human kingdoms, and troll masters. Players quest, grow their abilities, join in great battles, and find love and lust in whatever form they desire. There is no taboo too great or too intimate.

©2018 Eden Redd (P)2019 Eden Redd

jump the shark

I loved the first book in this series and was really excited to see this one however haven't finished it there are a few knitpicks I suppose, glaring issues might be more accurate it comes down to the bad guys being overpowered and then needing McGuffin after MacGuffin for the heroes to come out ahead in the whole time I keep thinking this game kind of sucks. I mean they don't really get too much into the mechanics of it but I'm supposed to believe that a major developer for a triple a title like this would allow things to become this unbalanced not without losing hundreds of thousands of players because if there's a sex MMO then there are like five other sex MMO clones hell they're probably sex MMO's without any of the RPG elements so basically I just can't buy into this world on any level and I'm trying to suspend my disbelief pretty hard if you can ignore stuff like unbalanced gameplay and battle sequences that just dragged on for chapter after chapter after chapter then you'll probably love it

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Complete shit show.

First book was good, this book was beyond terrible. Had no problem with the narrator, but the writer was apparantly in a rush and explained less than half of scenes. Wrote impossible odds battles that go in the heroes way just because a handful of other players show up. 150k vs 2k is totally winnable when most of them walk out onto an open battlefield with no plan...ffs... will not waste any further money on this trash. Keeping things within a realm of reason would have been nice. Writer totally dropped the ball.

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Eh

Very sappy. Full of cliches. There are a lot of telling moments that make the pacing seem off.

Hate the Ending

Look, I know there will be a third book, I WANT there to be more books...but if you hate feeling frustrated then wait for the 3rd book...and hope Jane narrates that one too!
Seriously if you suffer from depression or just long bouts of sadness, then maybe wait on this. If you are bipolar then make sure you’re on the upswing as, IMO, the sex is the non-depressing part, or if you’re schizophrenic then let the voices in your head enjoy Tate’s amazing range of voices.
And no, Eden, the last chapter doesn’t make up for it...in case you were wondering. I dread leaving this very vague review in case it drums up more readers but I don’t want to encourage that...until the 3rd comes out, and even then I’m skeptical.