Sentenced to Troll 2

By: S.L. Rowland

Narrated by: Eric Jason Martin

Length: 10 hrs and 7 mins

Publisher's Summary

Big, blue, and ugly. Who says a troll can’t be the hero?

Chad’s 30-day sentence may be over, but his trolling has just begun. Forsaking his old ways, he fully embraces a future as Chod, the hero of the forest trolls.

But life in Isle of Mythos isn’t easy for the barbarian summoner. Chod has angered more than one felon on his quest to save his people from extinction, and they’ve sworn vengeance. With a target on his back, Chod is about to find out how difficult the world can be for a hero that looks like a monster.

©2019 Steven Rowland (P)2019 Steven Rowland

good continuation to the story

Good story and nerration!

The adventure continues!

Our troll friend is at it again! Making friends, enemies, and getting into trouble like nobody's business.

Solid story and good narration.

I'm looking forward to the next book in the series.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

a great sequel

This was an amazing sequel to this series, another fantastic and humorous story with new characters and definitely some new issues for oue loveable oaf and side kick.

The narrator did a great job making the story flow along with the writers...writing ha. and the voices were greatly done.

I cant wait to see where the dark places in the next book have to offer, what new skills and companions may be in the future.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

The story keeps going strong!

I got a free copy of the writer so first I want to thank Rowland for that! What makes the gift even more impressive is that the second part in this series is at least as good as the first one. The suspense and action force you to keep listening. The narrator also did a good job with this piece. If you like fantasy or litrpg I would advise you to give this series a chance. Now I can only hope the third part will deliver the same decent quality as the first two parts.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

As good as it gets

Following up the epic events of the first book, the author chooses to spend much of the time k. A delightful bit of adventuring with Chod’a rl friend joining him as a dwarf. Soon old enemies and new are on their horizon.
This is about the best book I’ve read to capture the sheer joy of what being able to adventure would be like. It’s a cliche, but I felt like I was actually there it spoke to me so much
It’s full of humor, terrific characterizations, and an expansion of a fascinating world. Buy it!!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Strong sequel with enjoyable shift in cast

Sentenced to Troll has progressed in its second book to a stronger plot arc. My attention was held, the characters felt realistic, I liked the new character addition, and as before the narration is excellent.

If you enjoyed the first, I think you’ll like this even more. It’s got leveling, dungeons, a bit of intrigue, and progression of the main plot. Little to no real world this time, which is up to personal preference on whether that’s good or bad, but for me it didn’t feel lacking.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

very entertaining

humorous, fun, but not too silly where it gets overwhelming. I like the world building book 2 provides, can't wait for the next one!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Never slows down!

Exactly what I wanted from a litrpg style book. Action and solid progress, doesn't slog down at any point, vibrant world building, and solid investment in the potential of the characters. Great setup for the next book with a solid ending. Sure i wish it was longer but im looking forward to the next book!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Stompy for the win!

Thisnone a bit slower a burn than the last book, and felt like it should have been a bit longer. but was a fun treck theough the world which built upon the situations from the previous novel. It sets up the next novel for some big events and establishes some of the villains well see more of in the future.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Builds excellently on the first book

This book was awesome. It builds on the great foundation of book 1. Even better it leaves you salivating for book 3.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

You don't want to troll this troll

I really love this series, can't wait till fall for book 3 to come out

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

such a easy listen

This book may not have massive twist and turn but that does not make the book bad by any means.

its a great story that you can sit back and just enjoy ! Make sure you have read the 1st book first.

Series progresses strongly

The first book in this series worked well in it's own right, but didn't really pay much heed to the premise that resulted in the player having to play as a troll in the first place, this book moves things even further away from that premise towards a more traditional scenario where both the main character and his main real-life friend are discovering more of the wider world.

Prior to the arrival ingame of his real-life friend, Chod and his group of trolls (and imp) quickly dealt with the underlying issue from the first book i.e. that of the trolls being hated by human npcs, going forwards there are still some problems relating to the previous enmity. Their journey to the human capital and the treaty they establish with the king potentially gives the author a lot of flexibility in the future with subsequent conflicts being due to the actions of Chod and his companions rather than simply being automatic due to him being part of the troll race itself.

In general the narrator does a good job, the main cast all have suitably distinctive voices and the supporting cast are also voiced pretty well too, helping to nicely enhance the impression of the book.

Overall, this book was an enjoyable one and is stronger than the first one in some ways such as the progression of the main storyline for the series. I am eager to listen to the next one when it becomes available.

[Note - I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.]

impressive

the story and characters continue to evolve and grow only getting better.
if you enjoyed the first one, I recommend getting this one immediately

Eric Martin continues to provide adequate narration, his female voices need work, but he is fine for this series as there basically are none that is not troll