Rise of the Weakest Healer 2

De: Blake Alexander

Narrado por: Dylan Wheeler, Ellory Lane

The town of Nikorice burns and a rebellion simmers, risking the full wrath of the Goldmark Tetrarchy.

After a pitched battle, Ben and his party defeat the Matron and escape Nikorice, heading East to the Olerrak Marshland, on a quest from their newest party member to treat a disease ravaging the local water-drakes.

The leader of the water-drakes, however, hopes to leverage the presence of a third-tier healer in his territory and begins a rebellion against the Goldmark Tetrarchy. Ben and his party begrudgingly join his side, but as Goldmark infiltrators, and thus must not only help the water-drakes as they fight against the lightning-drakes that assault the marshlands, but also ensure their treachery isn't revealed.

Ben must push his healing and support skills to greater heights than ever before, his spells now essential not only to his party's continued progress, but to the survival of an entire army.

©2024 Blake Alexander (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

FANTASTIC

A great series, with loads of worldbuilding and fantasy.
Inticate skill system with loads of combos
Cant wait for more

captivating

an enjoyable series so far, if you enjoyed the first book you'll enjoy this one, it continues the story and continues his character progression, I recommend giving this book a try.

A good follow up to the first book

This was a good follow up to the first book and it progressed the storyline very well. The characters are likable, the adventure is interesting and engaging and the creatures are unique

Author is very intelligent, I enjoyed the premise and the depth of the characters.

2nd book in this series and I am really loving the originality of this story. well done, I look forward to the next in the series.

Another awesome installment!

I absolutely loved this book! I dearly hope the story continues in another adventure soon.

Great 2nd book.

This is a wonderful story and book 2, here, does a great job keeping it going.
The MC's harem gets bigger and he is growing in power and he is wanted as a slave or dead my all the surrounding kingdoms.
Great writing and narration.
I'm giving this book 8 out of 5 stars.

Why do authors do this?

The mc do not react to threats, disrespect and, violence. Makes the mc feel like he has a mental disorder. The mc flows through the story like a dumbass fearful of everything but accepting every quest for no reason when he can just walk away. Put his whole team in danger to many times by this.

The mc is just to lame to exist

Idk why the author thought the idea for this mc would be good but it’s just god awful. He has close to no spine and only lives cause of plot armor. Quite despicable.

The story line

While in book one most people could understand someone being in shocked by being transported to another world but if you base that person from earth then you should get your facts straight… the guy went looking for the disappearance of people correct .. he was a computer programmer, and a gamer nerd …. And us nerds tend to go over board on things but we aren’t stupid … no one would take a punch in the gut and then watch their friends mother get diss with no actions taken … so the first book was ok but this book I was fully disappointed.. to the point that I couldn’t even finish it

Slow………

This was the second book in the series and it seemed like all of this book could have been resolved in book one. The book loses a lot of momentum because half of it is “pixen” and useless flavor text of items and history that doesn’t help the story at all. The main character is some kind of super brain from Earth and most of the book is written in jargon and explanations that only a software engineer, that thinks binary is the coolest thing in the universe could enjoy and not be derailed.

I thought the voice actors did a fantastic job, and would like to hear them narrate future stories, just maybe not more in this series.