Towers of Heaven

Book 2 (A LitRPG Adventure)

By: Cameron Milan

Narrated by: Steve Campbell

Length: 7 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

....Champion of Aros, God of Battle....

....Bearer of foreknowledge....

....A mythical third realm expert....

Jason had it all, and yet he still couldn't prevent his father's death. He didn't even have time to grieve as his mission took precedence over all else. Pressing onward was the only path. But did he possess enough strength to clear the tower, even with Roy and Olivia at his back?

The answer was obvious: Only with humanity's best could he stand a fighting chance.

Yet as his actions influenced the world, the more things changed. Worse, his secret identity, Index, was in the spotlight for releasing knowledge that couldn't possibly be known. If the major powers of the world found him, they'd no doubt use torture to obtain his secrets.

A single mistake would cost everything.

He already got a second chance.

He won't get a third.

©2019 Cameron Milan (P)2019 Cameron Milan

another pure win

This is my fav series. knew it after the first book. then of course i listened to the 2nd book straight theu so now im left waiting again. Great series and even better without some usless harem elements. just great story and narration

Fun ride

Keep this up, man it was great and I really enjoyed it and can’t wait for the next one. It was great how everything is changing from the original timeline.

Further up the tower

Towers of Heaven does not disappoint. Book 2 continues the story where Jason and his small guild are continuing to climb the tower and grow stronger.

As Jason continues to make changes to his past , things start to turn out different than he remembers. For the first time, this starts to even out his advantages.

The book was very well paced and the narrator was spot on. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite series.

I did receive a review copy of this book on my own request.

Unexpected twist.

With the state of things at the end of book 1, I was expecting more of the same. But with a change in the Earth's status all bets are off. The seemingly predictable path that Jason thought he would follow is now diverging from reality. Anything is possible.
Another fine performance by Steve Campbell. Looking forward to the next.
On to book 3...

A simple good book

I loved this series I think it’s a fun adventure. Nothing earth shattering or new but very enjoyable. The entire book has a nice pace. It manages to combine time travel, alternate time lines and rpg elements to give a vibrant world. The character are fun and have a good steady growth to them.

Hopefully the author doesn’t make me wait to long for book 3 because I can’t wait to continue this journey

Good listen

I enjoyed this book a lot! It’s a good book to listen to when you don’t have to focus a whole lot while at work or something

Climbing the tower to Paradise

I have to say that Cameron Milan has come a very long way in a short period of time. Most of his earlier works involved a lot of OP characters duking it out with the villain generally getting away via super sneaky power, such as in Desire 2, only to return even stronger than he’d been the day before. Now, he’s writing an OP character that actually fits and is still not strong enough to do what he needs done.

Book one was really good, and that was why I sort of flipped out on Reborn Apocalypse when I started into it. Thankfully, the similarities were superficial, and I was able to enjoy both series as separate entities. Milan does quite a few things that ups the ante in book two, not the least of which is that there are suddenly changes to the timeline. I’m not going to say what they are, but this is smart writing, because if there are no changes then it means the future is not being altered. Here we finally see that Jason is in fact having an impact and is making progress.

Now, before you yell at me and say, hey, we already had a change in regard to Jason’s dad in book one I will tell you that what happened to Jason’s family was a minor ripple and had no impact on the original timeline. Literally nothing had changed for the rest of the world. Now we get to see Jason actually succeeding at what he is trying to do. There are ton of great fight scenes and I really enjoyed the face off with the demon. All I can say is that Milan very clearly has planned things out, and really prepared ahead of time so that random events are not so random as they first appear to be. This book does a good job of growing the characters, adding some into the group, and setting up a system in which even the furniture in your house can add to your abilities in the field. I fully expect a 5th realm to open up for Jason to discover. Either way, if you liked book one you’ll enjoy book 2. Leaps and bounds better story telling from Milan whenever I read his next book.

Steve Campbell is the captain of this ship, and he keeps a steady course no matter the condition of the seas. Cambell has quickly inserted himself into the genre, and with good reason. He is fun, and that is probably the biggest vibe I get when listening to him. That he is enjoying the story as much as we, the listeners, are. He does an amazing job differentiating characters and making the action “leap off the screen, or out of the panel” he does a really great thing in the theater of our mind. He is one of my faves.
Final score? 8.3 stars. Lots of growth, improvements, and challenges. My only regret is that sometimes we jump ahead or have trimmed down tower levels for the sake of speed. My personal favorite was the stairway to heaven challenge. Overall I see great things for this series.

love this series

this has quickly become one of my favorites, cant wait for the next one and the narrator brings the story to life

As good as the first

Great character development in book 2 with solid story progression and leveling. Despite a few poor recent reviews, this a strong series with a comparably short run time that keeps the plot moving quickly. Definitely worth the listen!

A great bit of writing

I'm very please by this story and the Narrator Steve Campbells work on it. I enjoyed the progression of the MC and his team. The progression of the story is well-paced and doesn't stagnate in the least.

I'm concerned for the MC though as the secret he holds is a great one and the longer he holds onto it the more damage I think it could do to him. As for his teammates, many secrets abound between such a small team and I can only hope they will pull through together once those secrets come out.

Overall I'm totally in love with this series and am looking forward to the next in line.