Monster Acadamia 2

By: D. Levesque

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland, Hazel Cohen

“You’re a Wizard, Har—err, Ian.”

Those were the words spoken by an old man, inside a book that Ian read. But being a wizard was something that Ian never expected or asked for. He was happy to learn that magic was real, and that he could do it! But now, that comes with a huge responsibility. The Darkbeasts were sent by someone.

But who? Was it someone who knew his secret? That he was the first known wizard in existence in over 2,000 years? Some people don’t like that idea very much, because the last wizard, Merlin, had made their lives sheer hell. Throw in a school full of females, three stunning women who are ensuring that his eyes (and other parts!) aren’t wandering elsewhere, and more than 3.4 million people he can’t control, but for whom he is responsible and has oversight, and you have some fun times.

Ian is about to learn there is a significant flaw in the Stone of Truth, one that even the great Merlin himself could not foretell.

This series contains the unabridged text, mayhem, monster girls, lots of tails, and magic the likes of which have not been seen in ages from a magician.

©2021 D. Levesque (P)2023 D. Levesque

Not a bad story.

I will be buying the next one to see how the story unfolds. hope there's more world building.

The book was amazing

So out of pure curiosity I hope the author reads this but is that theme park world Multiversal Theme Park (MTP) from M. E. Thorne’s dungeon delving for loot and levels? That would be wild.

Pleased with the story

Love the magi tech take on Merlin and authorian legend. Excited to see how the story unfolds. It would be cool to see at some point how Author ties into Ian’s bloodline, as well as the angels. It would also be cool to see an adventure related to him making contact with other thorgians.

Excellent... But

I loved the story. Only that plot points and information seems to change between books, and sometimes chapters.

excellent series

the second volume was as good if not better than the first. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. the story is fantastic and narration is even better. thanks