Berlin, Here I Come

A Shelter in Spacetime, Book 2

By: Dmitry Dornichev, Nathan Klausner - translator

Narrated by: Kevin T. Collins

Sergey finally escapes from Paris-only to have his multidimensional shelter invaded. His time in France may have been rough, but it was a walk in the park compared to what's in store for him...central Europe is going to be a wild ride!

Berlin is so close, and yet so far....

©2024 Dmitry Dornichev; English translation copyright 2024 by Nathan Klausner (P)2024 Tantor

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I recommend listening. Very interesting and funny story. History consists of many books. I wool buy next.

Wrong title name

This book should have been called I thought about Berlin but decided to stay in France

Solid book.

Interesting post-apocalyptic system. World, increasing characters. You need system concepts and the book was fun and entertaining. If you like system stories and good battle scenes.

Too racist even for a far right westerner

overall story has a good foundation and now I understand why the Ukranians call russians orcs. in this book the MC has a skill to create a safe land away from the zombies and I quote "he is the God and Boss of it" he constantly says that people that agree to join him are slaves. Ironically it makes Europeans into weak losers while he is a super russian giga Chad. so he becomes allies with alians who are Orcs(they are also the good guys) and is slowly moving east across France. good story and is a good insight to russian mentality and how non european they are in terms of values. I bought the 1st 3 books at once on sale cheap cause it looked interesting but I definitely won't be buying more