Magic and Bullets

Academy of Outcasts, Book 2

De: Larry Correia

Narrado por: Garrett Michael Brown

Ozwald Carnavon used to be a lowly rank-one nobody mining "Red" on a plane of fire.

Now, he’s the acting head of the officially sanctioned (but totally broke) Academy of Outcasts. Situated in "The Tube"—a mile-tall wizard tower that fell over fifty years ago and is now an obnoxiously haunted ruin—the school is the talk of the Under Slump, mostly because they’ll accept anyone with a pulse and a single spell to share.

But running an academy for magical misfits isn’t all spell-crafting and experiments. When the legendary founder, Gaul “the Mutilator” Haddar, vanishes to hunt pirates, he leaves Oz in charge of a gaggle of aspiring mages who are more likely to blow themselves up than pass a test.

And then the landlord comes knocking.

The thrilling sequel in this epic new saga from LARRY CORREIA, award-winning author of Monster Hunter International and Saga of the Forgotten Warrior.

This progression fantasy epic features a D&D-inspired setting split by portals into elemental realms, slow-growth power progression, magic academies, and unforgettable characters!

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Great characters

Larry Correa create great characters, and then he develops them through trials.this makes his stories strong and you want to continue in his worlds!

Great Sequal

Great follow up book, I wasn't disappointed and can only say I wish it were longer.

This book has a very likeable cast of characters.

The second book is better than the first and thats saying something because the first was very good.

Fantastic

As expected, a wonderful adventure with plenty of hooks to continue on. Great characters and action, good narration.

Only problem is now I gotta wait for the next one.

Very LitRPG (but in a good way)

Larry Correia is always entertaining and I enjoy the mayhem and snark he is known for with his characters. This definitely has that, with the addition of some good LitRPG style world building as he brings you along introducing systems of magic and progression, sentient races, dimensional influences and all of the things that go along with that - without making you feel like you are studying for an exam or have to write things down to keep track. It’s a good comfortable read, in other words.

The only criticism would be that some aspects of