Project Tartarus: Anamnesis

De: Erebus Esprit

Narrado por: Mikael Naramore

Deep in the Sylv, Myriatos is under new leadership. A lack of funds and a need for answers leads Arche to the city of Ship’s Shape, where danger lurks in every alley and the past never stays buried.

Lyssa struggles to come to terms with her position and responsibilities, weighing the needs of the people against her own, but progress does not come with sacrifice.

This exciting sequel to Project Tartarus: Arche is full of twists, monsters, and hard choices. Come along for a LitRPG adventure you won't want to miss!

©2024 Erebus Esprit (P)2024 Erebus Esprit

A standout sequel!

As a fan of Greek mythology and LitRPGs, I found this to be a great read! The narrator's tone was perfect, and the twists related to Arche's past and the promises of what comes next left me wanting me more. I can't wait for book 3!

Really enjoyed the first but this one lost me

5 stars because I don’t want to punish smaller author for my personal preferences, but really a 3.5 for me. I really enjoyed the first book but this one felt like a series of disjointed disasters that didn’t really move the story along. Also, introducing an element of progression at the end of book one and ignoring for the entirety of book 2 was irritating. Might give book 3 a try eventually if we get one.

solid

I highly enjoyed this book and am looking forward to the next one soon. more please

An engaging continuation to a well written story

This second book does a fantastic job of answering some of the core questions set up in the first book, while building a foundation for more excitement to come in the future. Book 2 really starts scratching the city building itch, significantly expands the lore of the setting, and features a delightful depth of character exploration.

The moral hypocrisy

I wanted to like this series. self-righteous Main Character hypocrisy ruined this book entirely.

Why......

No one likes a dumb protagonist. Why anyone would write a character whoes only survival exists due to plot armor. The main character constantly makes bad decisions over and over and over again. It's banal and boring.