Temper: An Apocalyptic LitRPG Series

Red Mage, Book 2

De: Xander Boyce

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

A haven for humanity. Factions forming and fracturing. The seeds of a new empire.

Drew and his team are racing to create a system-recognized "Habitat". To make this happen, they must conquer more nodes, deal with an antagonistic superior officer, and possibly worst of all: Their own fear.

Freeing the troll’s sacrificial captives was only the beginning. Now the remnants of humanity must find a safe place to call home. But Nat's Park isn't the safe haven he was promised it would be. Not only do internal politics threaten to rip the survivors apart, an unknown danger haunts the stadium.

Drew and his allies will struggle to survive in the changed world after the Advent as fate works to temper them.

©2020 Xander Boyce (P)2020 Mountaindale Press

Solid second book!

Wasn't sure how the author was going to tie together the two concepts of fantasy like powers with the space element of the previous book.

However I was pleasantly surprised with the balance the author was able to achieve between these two vastly different concepts, both in idea and power level.

Also it's nice to see that the second book hasn't degraded the quality of the writing as in so many other lit RPG series.

i love this series

the only problem with this book series is the one they all share. losing the fantasy and going to full game mode. who has time to look around the world when there’s stats to be read. who has time for Riots

Can’t wait for the next one

This is a really good series. Can’t wait for the next one. This should be good. I like the direction.

not bad

Very good installment. Things are the same with human being thru this crisis but all in all, will still act as certain qay.

Buy it

There are certainly several parts of the story that drag on and seem to take much longer than they should. It isn’t quite as good as the first book in the series. However, you do learn much more about “the system” and the characters, including a awesome new one that fills many plot holes. Again, excellent narration by Luke Daniels.