Pride

A LitRPG Dungeon Core Adventure (Dinosaur Dungeon, Book 2)

De: Alex Raizman

Narrado por: Annie Ellicott, Jeff Hays, Justin Thomas James

Duración: 15 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

Tira's dinosaurs now have foes that can match their might.

The Amedian's betrayal has rocked the world, and the revelation of their ultimate weapon nearly spelled Tira's doom. As the last surviving dungeon in the kingdom, Tira now finds herself overrun by adventurers and soldiers looking to increase their strength for the coming war.

She barely has time to deal with that, however.

The dead dungeons have left entities that will break containment at any moment, Tira has to contend with a newborn core that is trying to hold in Refinael, and Tira is the only being with bigger concerns than Amedian dragons. And still, in her depths, the now-active Summoning Gate stirs, and the horror it unleashed runs through the Lowerlands.

Some problems are too large even for dinosaurs.

©2021 Alex Raizman (P)2022 Alex Raizman

Oh my God..

I'll be honest. I picked up the first book, Wrath, on a whim. I've recently gotten behind the voice acting team of Jeff and Annie. The series had me intrigued, but honestly I didn't hold out that much hope..
I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO GLAD TO BE WRONG ABOUT SOMETHING!
Annie and Jeff spin Alex's tale into vivid reality, characters coming to life through their voices. I just finished this book, and I could not put it down, in a matter of speaking. I can not wait for the third book, and you can be sure that I will be relistening to the series in the meantime.

Dinosaurs in a dungeon 2

Tira is working with her new bonded dungeon. She is focused on starting her third level and helping him start his first. It has been slow without the adventurers. She’s recovering from the dragon attacks in her dungeon and just wants to get set back up. Is that too much to ask?

I’m ashamed to admit that I had to look up almost all of the dinosaurs. Most fantasy creatures I can picture immediately, real dinosaurs, not so much. It is so fun to see these creatures used as dungeon mobs. I love the story and characters. Book 3 can not come out soon enough!

Content warning: None

excellent work

I am thoroughly enjoying this series. there could have been more edits done to the book. but it did not detract from the story. at least the author set themselves up for plenty of material for future books.

It still has dinosaurs

So this series keeps putting most of what I like from the dungeon core genre and good books in general and adds dinosaurs. For no obvious reason it gets another 5 star from me.

Continues to impress

Thoroughly enjoyed the character interactions and growth along side of some very interesting and fun battles.
The cast did an amazing job, bringing the book to life and really setting the bar ever higher.

another slam dunk

this one went left field and I love it. took several twists and turns that i never suspected. great story and I'm loving where the arc is heading. as always, SoundBooth Theater did an amazing job with the narration. next up, Greed. Can't wait.

Another fun ride

I enjoyed the dungeon building and getting some perspectives from the diving adventurers. There was a broader plot that gave the book some more direction and the book finishes nicely. All in all, we got bigger and badder dinosaurs. The narration was terrific. All the narrators delivered great performances.

Good

I found this book to be a really great sequel. I was drawn into the story just like the last book, and I feel the third book is going to be even better then the previous ones. The narration was amazing, and props to the author for making such a good series.

Book 2

This whole series is fun and I think it’s well written and expertly narrated it is definitely worth a credit .

Amazing narration

The parts with glitchy system messages, and "the stranger" overriding messages is just perfect! Great job on this one SBT.
Also, I'm looking forward to the prince getting a dino mount in the next book or two.
New characters are introduced, good plot expansion, and you start putting together possible plot twists the author might have planned during this book of the series. I said this on the book 1 review, but I'll say it again, very similar feel to "The wandering inn" series, but with better narration.