Reclamation

The Undying 2

De: Bainin

Narrado por: Jonathan Waters, Amber Hartt

The Sundering of the Blackened Sun draws near.

After years of preparation, House Lysandor finally marches into the Voidlands to reclaim their ancestral birthright—the lost capital of Milaos. But the city has festered under undead dominion for decades, and the servants of the Void cannot allow the Republic to spread its wings.

Much is at stake as the servants of the Void push from all sides, the noose tightening around the Republic with each passing year. A failed expedition could mean the end of their family's ambitions and cast the Ferridan Republic into ruin.

For Asterion, this expedition holds an even greater promise—a chance to awaken the aspect of time. A power so rare few have ever wielded it, and even fewer survived long enough to master it. Should he succeed, he would finally claim his place among the Undying, gain the power necessary to uncover secrets buried in the ruins of fallen cities and lands long abandoned, and help drive the void's influence from their world.

The fate of Elystria teeters on a knife's edge. The primordials have set their pieces in motion, turning their gaze to Milaos—where the scales will tip toward salvation or annihilation.

©2026 Bainin (P)2026 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

A good follow up

A good follow up to the first book pacing for some maybe a bit fast but I enjoy it doesn’t get bogged down by side stories.

Great book

I like that it is pulling more of a unique perspective of the LitRPG genere. I feel like it is pretty saturated right now and this stands out from the exhausted wake up in a new world or apocalypse style

Few books are as enjoyable as this one.

Could not stop listening. It made me look forward to going to work so I could loose myself in it.

Decent, but ultimately not for me

I finished the second book, but the entire time the underlying goal of the main characters was just to get stronger to beat this almost omnipotent force known as the void. I didn’t really feel as if the main character had a personal more tethered/grounded goal for him to achieve, and this book was organized in such a way that the climax and natural conclusion was several chapters before the end of the book. Even though it was decently, entertaining, I have chosen to not continue reading this series. I wish the author the best of luck for the future of this series and his other work.

Great story, love the world building, MC actually cool

Well thought out. Love the magic and world building. MC is both likable and not an idiot which accounts for A LOT for me. Magic system is unique and I actually really like how it’s individual to the person.