The Reginnaglar Ceremony

A Reincarnation Adventure Fantasy

De: D.C. Haenlien

Narrado por: Diana Richardson, Blaine Maddox

Worth isn't given but taken.

After her 12th birthday, Adelheid von Vuldar must take the next step for her ascension to the throne, the Reginnaglar Ceremony. For generations, members of the imperial family have tested their mettle in dungeons to prove their worthiness, and now, it is Adelheid's turn. Leading her fledging band of knights, Adelheid will delve deep into the Byrgir Dungeon and become one step closer to the throne.

But as Adelheid soon discovers, monsters are far from the worse danger within the dungeon.

©2022 D.C. Haenlien (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing 2022

5stars

Well done. Well narrated.  will be looking forward to the next from this author. Is worth a listen, give it a try.

Good almost great

It’s a good story. Awesome effect. Poor world building, poor character development, great plot holes but awesome narrative.
Story:3/5

Solid story, character growth and well written action.

Fantastic follow up to the first novel. The combat it exciting and keeps you engaged, the character development keeps you attached to the cast. The way the author transitions to third party perspectives to show you the situation from a different perspective, but doesn't linger there for longer than necessary is great. Can't wait to see what Adelaide will do next, and how he growing list of enemies will respond.

top notch narration

royal guard publishing finds and polishes talent, they've been putting out tons of top content. I'd compare this to the well known Wandering inn, with its female Mc and slower progression, give it a listen if you liked that style. though to be honest I like this story more.

Excessive spell chanting, excellent world building, with few spells, memorable characters, amusing & fitting ending

First loved the sound effects. I can understand why everyone is complaining as it’s strictly targeted to spell casting. Problem is the princess does not know many spells and so get a long chant cast time over and over again. It’s great in begining. Then it becomes annoying regardless of how creative the spell was used. We do get one guy who uses a different Element once and it sounds great. But for some reason his spell chant is half skipped and it still sounds good.

as for story it’s solid and characters are memorable. I do wish we got more banter between the main character team without princess present. I’m a bit disappointed in how red hair down roein character developed. He’s good. But I guess I expected him act more like a bard. politics world-building wasn’t overwhelming and was interesting. Also good and professional to see and listen to an author that puts time into world-building that improves the story as opposed to winging it which seems to be more and more common with audiobooks.

Another awesome installment in an excellent series

I'm loving this series and can hardly wait for the next book to come to audio!

Great Book

The only thing I have an issue with in this book. Is the weird focus on the "breathtaking beauty" of a grade school age child.

A good sequel

I enjoy this book series so far. It feels like one of those anime that only got one season but was canceled to early. Before it starts to get interesting I am glad that the series is still going.

The princess get stronger

In this title, we actually get Adelheid fighting stance and how much she has grown and improved on her magic

I recommend it

Love the story so far. Might buy the books instead of waiting for the Audio Books.
What really caught me off guard was the sound effects. Not many do this, I really loved that.