The Heroic Villain 2

The Heroic Villain, Book 2

By: Charles Dean

Narrated by: Jeff Hays, Annie Ellicott, Justin Thomas James

After conquering all of Hesse, creating a devilish new dungeon, and establishing himself as the villain that everyone loves to hate, Lucas decides to continue his quest to create new content by taking over as a dungeon master on the mainland.

Unlike the dominant force on the island he left behind, however, the once-mighty Imperium only controls a single capital city in a rapidly shrinking territory, leaving a group of scheming nobles to bicker among themselves and fight over scraps of land. Seen as an upstart and rabble-rouser, Lucas is instantly shunned and must struggle to find somewhere to begin building his new base. Now, after declaring himself the enemy of every man in the city, and with every player in the region hunting his head to claim the bounty placed there, Lucas has to decide which allies he can trust as he fights to stay alive long enough to establish a new lair and gain a foothold in a hostile land.

Introducing new monsters, a curious new group member, and flashy new spells, this gamelit litRPG adventure follows Lucas as he writes his own story as the greatest villain the game world has ever known.

"Another amazing chapter of the Heroic Villain story from Charles Dean. An enthralling story by an author who just keeps hitting homeruns!" (Dave Willmarth, writer of the Greystone Chronicles)

This book is brought to you from the author of the litRPG series War Aeternus, The Bathrobe Knight, and The Merchant of Tiqpa.

©2019 Charles Dean (P)2019 Charles Dean

sound

the sound effects still kinda kill it for me, doesnt really let me imagine what's happening on my own. other then that great! hilarious ending too.

Always a great story!

Charles Dean has once again enchanted me with his stories. Jeff, Annie and Justin really bring the stoy to life.
Give yourself a treat and get this book.

Great story.

Wish this game was real and playable. Harry up with the next book. Keep up the good work.👍🏼

Good book except the main character’s moans and whimpers about his dead wife

Like the title says. The book is good, except the main character and his moaning and mopping abut his dead wife kinda kills the fun…. I mean I get he missing her but gets way over the top and becomes just boring. Other than that the book is good listen. And ofc as always Jeff’s narration is great!

arg, the character sheet music!

I enjoyed the book. The story flows. And the voice group is awesome as usual, I even bought the first book based on the voice actors.

But the music played for the character sheet narration was just awefull.

why play jarring, off beat electronic music? it totally destroyed the submersion. Even the early Zelda games with it's electronic sound system played something close to fantasy. Why end each chapter with terrible out of place music and ruin the listener's submersion?

book was great. voice actors great. music choices for character sheet narration was argravating.