Settling Disputes

Genesis Online, Book 2

By: Adam Horne

Narrated by: Michael Goldstrom

Genesis Online has added a new feature that allows players to purchase land and build homes or businesses.

Using the gold he collected while fighting Itrix, Kevin buys a plot of land with visions of creating a settlement that will help him make money playing the game. He plans to buy a neural interface, hoping it will help with his recovery from the accident that left him unable to walk.

Unfortunately, other players, both within his guild and outside of it, have other plans. He has to work hard to prevent a new enemy from stealing the supplies he needs to build up the town. At the same time, members of his own guild question his decisions and threaten to destroy everything he is working towards. Can he find a way to solve his problems and accomplish his goals?

©2023 Adam Horne (P)2023 Podium Audio

Doesn’t Everyone Hate Water Dungeons?

Didn’t really care for this book when compared to the first entry as the main character keeps getting different goals and not sticking with them until they are complete. Is this a book focused on building, leading a guild, or using a unique class. Idk as it seems the main character starts doing something interesting only to not fully investigate all it has to offer before switching to something else.

Also not a fan of a raid water dungeon.

Paint my numbers in words

This was a good story but it was paint by numbers you knew what was going to happen before it was going to happen to right up to the end The Thing is this author is really good at doing a story but towards the end it just felt lazy and I really wanted him to put some kind of change into it that would surprise us But no you knew what was going to happen with the Bazookers and she knew what was going to happen with his integriness within the guilt I want the next one to happen but I want something better

Hoped for better

I don't know if I can recommend this book. It spends an enormous amount of time talking about leveling and building structures. In my opinion, it gets a little tedious and suggests that your story is a little weak concerning the characters. I hope the next book is better because this story is subpar.