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Wolfman Warlock, Book 2

By: James Hunter, Dakota Krout

Narrated by: Nick Podehl

Dumpster diving for profit. Creatures most fowl. Blazes of glory.

Sam King is enjoying being a Bibliomancer, especially as his powers grow and new doors begin to open for him. Between slapping down people hunting him and the Wolfmen that he works with, he’s even starting to get fringe benefits that even his handler is surprised by.

Not everything is sunshine and unicorns. Tasked with advancing his class as well as forming a new den for his team–his pack–the Bibliomancer starts to learn what the costs really are for blazing his own trail. Yet, with every cost comes opportunity, and if he makes the right call, his time in this world will be way more fun than he ever imagined.

Sam didn’t choose the path of a Wolfman Warlock out of a sense of duty, but as a way to choose his own path in Eternium. He never expected to love it.

©2021 James Hunter and Dakota Krout (P)2022 Mountaindale Press

fun addition

Sam and Bill are really fun characters and this adds some fun world building to the completionist chronicles!

Boring with a few highlights

I understand having to work within an already defined story, but those milestones should not define these books. Nothing I have learned about these characters is really great or makes me think they have a chance to succeed as a wolfpack.

*spoilers* There is a comment about him choosing crowd control since he is on a team but the only thing they accomplish is getting a place to live. I feel like I am just waiting around for them to run back into the actual main characters instead of them being their own main characters. also, narrator is so so, just getting a paycheck.

Loved it!

It’s really nice to see this world from the side of the Wolfman and Sam wait to see what’s in store for them nest, and how it integrates with the larger stories

So Punny!

This series has me laughing so much I love the puns and book jokes. The MC has a good balance in his abilities and I am excited to see where it goes.

Loving this series

This series is great, the stat crunching could be minimized a bit but it’s not bad. It intertwines well with the other series and they did a very good job at keeping me interested. Full of action and, as always, hilarious.