Mana Beast

A Mage's Cultivation, Book 2

De: Bruce Sentar

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland, Hazel Cohen

Isaac's story continues. He knows being a mage is more than just simple luck. His mother tipped the dice in his favor. But that's ended. Lucky can only carry you so far.

Arriving at the Ferrymen Sect, he hopes to ignite a war between the corrupt mages and those sworn to defend to the average person. But he finds the world of Sects more complex than he'd hoped.

In order to direct the sects into a war with the corrupt mages, Isaac must first overcome genius mages even more blessed than himself.

Join Isaac and his girls in their next adventure.

©2021 Bruce Sentar (P)2021 Bruce Sentar

amazing but minor issue

The story wonderfully done i love the story and the narrators work.DO NOT READ FURTHER IF YOU DON'T WANT TO HEAR MY USELESS COMMENT ABOUT THIS GREAT BOOK. there are a few times that I can hear clicking like the pressing on a mechanical keyboard at areas where there are minor pause it didn't bug me enough to not enjoy the book but because I know it is there I will not reread these after new releases of future books(when a new book comes out I almost always reread the entire series before I start the new one just to make sure I don't miss any small important details)

Even better than the first book!

Excellent story and world building. Hazel much improved her narration skills, making more marked differences with each characters voice. I would definitely recommend the series.

Great Book

the book was fairly done well with enough action and character development to make it interesting and hard not to put down wanted to constantly listen to it and get to the end the audio was perfect there's a little hiccup here there but for most part it was perfect

Better than the First Book

I always worry about the second book in a series it is usually a let down. Fortunately for me this book was even better than the first. The characters for flushed out to a greater degree, and new characters were introduced as a natural progression rather than being forced. The plot was as good or better than the first book as well. I highly recommend this sequel.

Good storyline, Nariation issues.

The story so far is great but, along the way there are little hiccups in the variation. example: 4:23 into chapter 20 it obviously skips ahead in the story. not going to stop me from listening to this book or the next, it's just a bit jarring.

So good

I really enjoy this series. It’s well written and well narrated. The characters are really likeable, and the way the author writes, makes me actually care what happens to them. Well done!

awesome!!

As expected from the first installment, it comes as no suprise this one is just as amazing. I am excited to see where we go from here!!

Great BUT

the amount of times the MC says "I hope this" or "i hope that" is honestly beyond annoying after hearing it 50x. shut up and do something about it instead of hoping over and over. and if you are hoping, tell us once and shut up about it.

its good.

very well done, and i enjoyed it.
high marks, but as a audiobook listener i have sone critiques.
On the masculine preformer there is a shrill on 'sh' sound that is just jarring enough to pause attention.
And for the feminine vo most of the time it sounds like they are only reading the lines they are needed for, those line come off flat, personality is there for the character but its words without tonal context 80 percent of the time.
still loved this read, did not subtract fron the rating.

Better than Book1

It found the end of book 1 to be a little convoluted.

Book 2, while not as good as the early part of book 1, was consistently good throughout.