Mage Academy 2

A LitRPG Magic Academy Light Novel (Imperial Summoner)

De: Kal Griffith

Narrado por: Christopher Harbour

Mage Academy - Imperial Summoner - A LitRPG Magic Academy Light Novel - Volume 2 [Vella Episodes 56- 95]

Danny Youngblood, now a skilled monster summoner, must face the Empire's darkest dangers yet as a series of mysterious murders threatens to plunge the Empire into chaos.

Rumors of a long-forgotten witch's resurrection and a secret organization manipulating events from behind the scenes set Danny and his friends on a desperate quest for a lost book of monster-summoning lore.

As Danny delves deeper into the heart of the mystery, he discovers that the lines between friend and foe are blurred, and the truth is far more complex than he ever imagined.

Join Danny as he navigates a Academy Life, the Imperial City, and New Threats Unravel the mystery behind the gruesome murders and confront the dark witch!

Unleash powerful new monsters and craft unique strategies to face the Empire's threats!

Navigate complex relationships with his allies and uncover the true motives of those around him!

©2024 Kal Griffith (P)2024 Kal Grffith

Sidequests needed!

There seems to be a main plot and 1 continuous subplot for each book.

The main plot of each book is just a 1 off event to distract from him trying to learn more about his Specialization which carries over from each book.

There really isn't much of a school life for this books as it was for the 1st. it's kind of disappointing 😞 I mean it's taking place in a hormone driven teen filled school and the MC is literally surrounded by nothing but females. He doesn't get 1 male friend among the students or Core. The girls show not an ounce of romantic interest in him and even share his time willingly with each other like there isn't a particular friend he values more than the other which is never the case in friendships.

I really want to see a male friend enter the group, some romance, something... right now the plot points stick out like sore thumbs we need sidequests and interest points.

Good story but the main character is still being kept in the dark.

I like the overall story, but im starting to see the trend that no one in the MC's circle will ever key him in to what's going on. It seems everytime a main or side quest is completed another character is there to sweep the MC away on another tangent that they will refuse to tell him what's going on until moments before. I know this is a trope to build suspense but when everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, is doing it, it feels like the MC really has no autonomy of their own. They are just getting dragged from one place to another to fix an endless cycle of problems. Hoping this trend won't continue in the later books as well.

Fun for the family

I loved this sequel, and appreciate that it’s going to be good for the whole family. Character continues to make believable choices, and get into insuing hijinks! Keep up the great work!

feels like a Harry Potter book

it feels like a Harry Potter book especially the chamber of secrets book both being the the second in the series and both having murders that committed yearlong that's the main protagonist has to uncover the truth of

Incredible LitRPG Story

I enjoyed book two as much as the first one. My imagination was captured from the opening paragraphs until the end of the story. I was entertained and enthralled by all the obstacles and changes that Danny Youngblood underwent as he entered his second year at the mage academy. I liked the new characters and creative monsters which were introduced. I was caught up in the mystery and enjoyed the twists. I thought Christopher Harbour's narration was fine, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which included my honest opinions regarding this story.

creative Magic and multiple character type development

This story has developed well, and the characters are likable. The only complaint that I have with it and other stories like it is the perspective that the younger characters are competent and the adults are not. The development of the magic and characters is great, but so many times the adults look like they are making stupid mistakes and are oblivious.

Summoning magic, dark witches, and hidden enemies!

Mage Academy 2 by Kal Griffith takes Danny Youngblood deeper into an imperial mystery full of summoning magic, dark witches, and hidden enemies. The writing is engaging, fast-paced, and keeps you hooked, while Christopher Harbour’s narration adds depth to every twist and turn. “The lines between friend and foe are blurred” in this thrilling continuation—perfect for fans of LitRPG magic academy adventures!

Great series

I love the characters and storyline of this series it’s been entertaining so far and I have enjoyed everything so far

A 5 star fantasy read

Mage Academy 2: A LitRPG Magic Academy Light Novel (Imperial Summoner), my seventh read from author Kal Griffith. A unique, captivating, page-turning, well-written read leaving you panting for more. Reminiscient at times of the Harry Potter series. “I received a free Kindle copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review." The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it. I look forward to reading more from this author, with Mage Academy 3: A LitRPG Magic Academy Light Novel (Imperial Summoner) already on my TBR list. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

excellent sequel

really loved the story and the voice actor had me on the edge of me seat the entire time. keep up the good work!