Keeper

Light Online, Book 2

By: Tom Larcombe

Narrated by: Derek Shoales

Eddie Hunter isn't stuck in the game Light Online, but if he wants to keep his job, he needs to stay there. It's not a hardship for him as he increasingly believes that his in-game life is far preferable to his out-of-game life. Working on a hidden development quest that he discovered by accident has him becoming more and more entrepreneurial even while running his own inn, but between him and his party, the Meadowlands is rapidly developing.

The goblins from the Forest of Fools have noticed the Meadowlands growing stronger as well and start attacking out of the forest. They seem to be growing stronger as the Meadowlands do. The Meadowlands themselves are changing also, offering more challenges and rewards, as Eddie completes more of his quests.

Eddie finally decides that he can't keep everything going on his own. Between running an inn, building the things necessary for his quest, adventuring, and more, he's getting to the point where important things are slipping his mind. When a dungeon is discovered in the Meadowlands, where there was never one before, he gives in and relegates himself to an assistant in running his own inn so that he and his party can test themselves against it in an attempt to grow their own power levels.

©2019 Thomas Larcombe (P)2020 Tantor

This is a good bridge a book

This is a good bridge book that start New challengers new enemies and all the complications of trying to build AA hammer into the next stage this book is something that if you like a first one you like this 1 and it's a good set up for the next book in the series

I liked this book a lot

I liked this book a lot world building with some combat not a lot of drama a good book to put on whenever I'm doing something

enjoy a listen to this series

worth the credit and listen. an interesting heroine. too many hormones. new monsters are well fashioned.

Love the series

Fresh take on the litrpg scene. Enjoy the series and look forward to next book.

Sweet deviation in the genre of LitRPG

I'm enjoying this series, and inwardly labeling it the sweet tooth of LitRPG. It goes down like good candy, the kind that personally appeals, not sugary junk. It is really focused on world building, character progression, crafting, community, with a reasonable amount of "battling" but not too much, which is the norm for most LitRPG. The character is a decent human being, without an over inflated ego, which is a massive deviation from the genre. Well-done.