Urban Sorcerer 2: A Slice-of-Life Men's Adventure

Urban Sorcerer, Book 2

By: Danny Rogan

Narrated by: Erin Bateman, Alfie Syme

As new enemies close in, Clay Carradine must master his magic.

Having saved Thea from being enslaved by an evil sorcerer, Clay hoped his problems were over. Yet his victory has drawn more interest, not less.

As he tries to build a life with Thea and Gemma, the lovely barista who helped him save Thea, sorcerers from other worlds seek Clay’s power for themselves.

With the help of Salem, an arcane bounty hunter, and Eleandra, a sorceress from another world, Clay must learn to defend himself and those he loves before it’s too late.

©2025 Danny Rogan (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Amazing

This title is so good and this is one of my favorite series the narration is out of this world!

what even happened

I love the authors books but this one was a dud in my opinion. Really nothing happens at all. It was way to much slice of life....like way to much. Especially with the amount and length of smut that takes up almost a 1/5 of the book. I'm hoping the next book has some action or magic in it. And tell us what happened to the dude in the pocket relm. Nothings said and it's vaguely sorta maybe implied that he got hum out but at the same time does even bring it up and just dlown over.

Continues the story, but not as much as the first.

The first book in this series was a solid start and helped the read understand the world which the author was building. This book expanded the story and world a bit more, but seemed both short and stilted. The spice scenes were solid, but one does not live on spice alone. I was hoping for more of the world building and major plot to continue further than it did.

While I'm still interested in the ongoing story, even for a slice-of-life book the story needs to move a little more quickly than it has in this book. The entire book could of been summed up in perhaps 1/2 of the pages that it took. This would of left more for moving along the main story.

I'll still check out the next book, but I'll be disappointed if the story doesn't move further along.