Physics of the Apocalypse 2

Physics of the Apocalypse, Book 2

By: Dimitrios Gkirgkiris

Narrated by: Eric Jason Martin

First, the Vermillion Dragon. Then, the Multiverse!

In the aftermath of the Apocalypse, humanity struggles to survive in a world newly introduced to mysterious particles.

Preparing for the moment when Earth's planetary protections will cease and open the planet up to invasion by alien species, Liam and his companions transformed the Beacon, their sanctuary, into a fortress.

As the last line of defense, they strive to train and empower the Beacon's residents, raising their levels and strength to withstand the impending onslaught.

The coming days will be filled with battles, trading, and a lot of research on how the multiverse works and exactly what the Dominions are.

Spearheading the efforts of humanity is... Jon.

How? Well... there's only one way to find out.

©2023 P. Jameson (P)2024 Podium Audio

You have gained a level! too many times

This is a great book and glad I kept listening to the series! I suggest everyone read these books!

The exciting middle

its got a little bit of time skip and power ramp up. But John how dare you do that to your friends.

This second book is just as good as the first

Well done!!!! New ideas and concepts keep the reader absolutely engaged. You won’t be disappointed by book 2. You’ll be eager for book 3!

loved it

loved it! I look forward to the next one. I binged it so fast!

Great series so far

This book is as good, if not better than, the first. Excited to see where it goes. Great book.

Meh

Kinda average writing. The narration is quite good though. Considering the accents. My main gripes is the MC going on about how high his int stat is. With the information provided by the books so far, the singular strongest person on their planet by the lvl 120 fight, is john. Dude has hundreds of levels alone with just a ring. While everyone elses stats are like in the 200 range with gear. Johns hit higher than that with just the ring. Not including his specials, other gear, and hand tossed stats. Also liam is still at like 10 agility, hows he keeping up with people stacked in agility through sheer movement speed?

Creativity, environments, and chacators.

Amazing vastness and extent of creatures, environments and chacracters. Amazing weaving key figures, amazing worlds and creatures.

Don’t listen to “political” reviews. Great book!

Saw a listener give a one-star review, accusing the author of forcing a political agenda into the book. Not only do I disagree, but I think it’s wrong to give a fantastic book a terrible review for something that is mentioned ONCE.

Without giving spoilers, there is a scene where the MC and friends attempt to convince a group of people to join up with them due to some coming dangers that are known only to a few. The other people don’t believe the MC and say that his warnings are “fake news”. The MC then thinks to himself, “Did he just say ‘fake news’? Wasn’t that a big Trump slogan? Wow, that’s crazy that it reached people all the way in Germany.” AND THAT’S IT! Never again are politics or political ideologies addressed in the book. The MC does not even give any indication that he does or does not support any sort of political party.

This book was extremely enjoyable and I’ll be waiting for the third. The action is crazy, the wider world-building and development of the multiverse is introduced, and the progression continues to keep me engaged. Please don’t listen to this other bozo, it’s great.

It's a good time

The guy who's upset about "liberal views" can't stomach someone having even the smallest differing opinion. I say this because like another reviewer said there was only ever 1 mention of anything politically motivated and it was mentioned as a passing thought. Maybe even a joke. Then you LITERALLY NEVER HEAR ANYTHING relevant to real world political.

That out of the way this book is fun. It's super different to most litrpgs and sure it's a little too much of a power fantasy but it's a fun time. To me it never feels like this book takes itself too seriously and I find that to be okay. If the third book is serious I'm hoping for us to get into the grit of the background story we've been getting from the first 2 books.

fantastic

a wonderful addition and follow up to the series. I think I enjoyed this book more than the first. which is really saying something as it too was amazing