Book of the Dead 2: Sacrifice

De: RinoZ

Narrado por: Phil Thron

A Necromancer on the run. Tyron Steelarm, accompanied by the spirit of his mentor and friend, Dove, is desperate to realise his potential and change his destiny. To achieve his aims, he must outwit and outrun the marshals who seek to track him down, and the slayers who want him dead.

Worst of all, his own parents, renowned heroes of the realm, have been tasked with bringing him to justice. For how long will they be able to delay fulfilling this cruel order, and what will happen when they run out of time?All Tyron can do is run, and fight.

Book 2 of the next hit LitRPG series from RinoZ, the author of Chrysalis. Book of the Dead takes on all aspects of Necromancy headfirst, from the tactical manuevering of skeletons, to what it's like spending so much time amongst the undead.

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great entry

just as good as the first, if not better. such a good entry in the series, can't wait for the next.

It was good!

Great second book. Necromancy at its finest. Hyped for number 3 to come out someday!!

The beginning of a story that got even better

The third books needs to be here now , there are no plot holes , this isn’t a book where you can guess what’s gonna happen easily , accurate progression of what can change someone . Corny jokes that lighten the mood , but that are never too much , a story that is fulfilling that I can’t wait to see how the journey ends

love it, couldn't stop listening

Literally couldn't put the book down, I binged this entire book in a day. Amazing story, love the detail put into the necromancy aspects, love the morale struggle, love the bits of humor, just an amazing story, looking forward to book 3.

Awesome and never lets up

Everything about it is awesome, entertaining and has a great flow. Dialogue isn’t awkward, main character doesn’t have moments of raw stupidity to further plot lines. Laugh out loud funny moments and tragedy abound at the other end of the spectrum.

Original and

Loved the premise, MCs struggles and victories. Not going to spoil anything, but the story and narration are great!

Great series loving it!

This series is very good I was on the fence a little when I first came across it but I'm so glad I gave it a chance the narrator it really good and the story it just has so many twists but good twist I was a little shocked about the ending wasn't sure what sacrifice was gonna entail and it really sucks book opens up a few possibilities really hope this series is still being written.

Love how it ended

This book was even better than the first one and I can’t wait to see what is gonna happen next

Really enjoyable underdog story

Fun interesting characters and story. Kept my interest even better than the first book did.

You're gonna need this in your library!

The hand that the MC (Tyrone Steelarm) was dealt was an unfair one. Extremely unfair from the very beginning of Tyrone's adventure as all children at a certain age receives their gift from the gods! But the gods threw in a monkey wrench when it was time for Tyrone's turn and since the "gift" (think necromancer) is illegal. And he had just 2 choices, either turn himself in, and be stripped of his gift or run... and book 2 Sacrifice is a continuation of the first book. With all the action I craved. So yeah, Tyrone along with Dove's help, his spirit friend (think Bob from Harry Dresden but with a dirty mouth) gets stronger! Tyrone's goal is to get people to accept him as he is without the stigma associated with his illegal gift. He wants to show people that you don't hafta use the gift for evil. So he ends up fighting against the riftkin and even protecting villages from bandits. While the Marshals and Slayers are mounting their forces to hunt him down! Facing what seemingly looks like insurmountable odds Tyrone keeps on fighting. If you grab the book you'll be able to find out what happens! So leave it to rinoZ to write about a necromancer which was soooooooo interesting that it had me glued to my seat and hanging on to every word! Oh and Phil Thron does a bang-up job narrating the book.