Finding Honor

Realms of Power and Fury, Book 2

By: Kevin McLaughlin, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Joel Richards

Eric has learned much about the ways of power since arriving in this strange world. Winning a place among the mighty Nords wasn't easy, but his heroics have earned him a seat at their table.

As spring comes to the land, Nord thoughts turn from staying warm to raiding.

They've invited Eric to come along. But not all is right in the ripe lands the Nords raid every season. Troops are based where there should be none, and their adversaries are building a navy.

Something has changed.

Eric begins to see signs that all these things may be linked to his birth world. Someone from his old home is interfering with his new one, and the Nords are in the way. An obstacle to be eliminated.

But not if Eric has anything to say about it!

He's survived monsters and battled other humans in his fight to keep himself and those he cares about alive. Can Eric save the people who have taken him in from the danger presented by his past?

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Raise of the SIMP lord

Liked the book, hated the MC.

MC is a beta male simp.

and the author need to do his homework on capitalism, core concept is the respect for property rights.

Narrator speaks too slowly for me.

In the past, I’ve only listened to books at 2x speed when I’m bored with them and just want them over faster.

I spent most of this book at 2x speed just to make the words come out at a rate that didn’t put me to sleep. I even cranked it up to 2.5 for a while.

As far as the story goes, I’ve already downloaded the next one on kindle unlimited, but I won’t be getting the audiobook this time.

first book wasn't bad

so the story is bad or great. it's decent. but this book definitely gave it Avatar vibes. blue cat people avatar, not air bender avatar. it's basically skyrim avatar.

Very frustrating gets better towards the end

Well, just like the first book apparently the main character is still extremely stupid with no common sense. And one thing in particular that bugs the hell out of me. When he took the belt off of that one soldier at the bar and got his side arm that was on the belt, why is nothing ever said about it afterwards it’s like it never even happened. He doesn’t talk about it. He doesn’t use it or tell anyone about it. What was the point of writing that into the story. I have not completely finished this book, but it’s not looking like he’s going to say anything more about the gun, and that is very frustrating. If for some reason, he does talk about it I will update my review. OK so the story got better towards the end not as bad as it was the first 2/3.

So Good!

I read the first book and this is the second book in this series and both have been incredible. excellent storytelling and wonderful narration I can't wait until the next book!