Bio Dungeon: Parasyte

The Body's Dungeon, Book 2

By: Jeffrey "Falcon" Logue, Jonathan Brooks

Narrated by: Miles Meili

A malevolent presence lies in wait without their knowledge....

After a hard-fought battle in the heart, Progen has defeated the agents of the entity that wants to destroy the body he is determined to control. It was a temporary defeat, however, as the entity retreated up into the body’s brain, safely entrenched behind the blood-brain barrier that is preventing the dungeon crystal from accessing the coveted home base of the central nervous system. As he further establishes his control over the different systems that he can access, a grievous wound to the body creates a problem that could spell the end of his objective.

With the Thieves’ Guild basically destroyed by the Adventurer’s Guild in Graniton, thanks to help from the thief-turned-adventurer, Marstin Hardgrove, his prospects were only looking up. Having established himself as a trustworthy addition to the Guild, it didn’t take long before he was asked to join numerous adventuring teams as they tackled different quests. However, a disturbing discovery towards the north, where the tribes cultivate their Ice Caribou, will lead to a situation where Marstin’s friends are treated with suspicion back home. Worse than that, the old prejudices against thieves and former thieves come back to haunt him.

With hidden enemies preying on them from the shadows of anonymity, will Progen and Marstin be able to stop these vicious parasites from snatching away the lives they are striving towards?

Contains LitRPG/GameLit elements, such as character progression, statistics, and resource management. Also contains an in-depth, science-based portrayal of how the immune system responds to foreign pathogens via different white blood cells and other microscopic protectors. No harems, sexual content, or foul language.

©2020 Jonathan Brooks (P)2020 Jonathan Brooks

unique dungeon core story and adventure

I love the series and I look forward to reading more. I would recomend giving this a read.

I want to see where the series goes!

If book 1 was for world/concept building, book 2 is where some of the characters are fleshed out and the plot starts getting your attention. I'm excited to see where book 3 goes, as there is so much potential here.

If you found book 1 to be a slow burner, keep listening. It picks up some in book 2 (in the last 3rd primarily). The authors are being thorough to give the story a solid foundation, but I'm expecting the story to heat up more in book 3.

Helpful book for your children

This series as always is a helpful book to give from parents to children or anyone who wants to help someone understand the body this particular book would be very helpful to Preparer person who is sick with cancer into a mindset So that they can fight cancer especially cancers of the spinal courts as usual this Collaborationon has come up with an amazing bookCan't wait to see what happens in the next book

Never ceases to amaze me

not the dungeon core we wanted but the one we needed... our dungeon "hero" is not what I expected but at the same time just sane enough to make things crazy

Great story!

I really enjoyed the second book in this series. I like the play between the two points if view, one for the dungeon and the other the human vessel. I am really looking forward to the next in the series!

overall good but

The performance was great but there were time when it would jump and skip missing a few sentences. The story was slow at times. I sometimes was wondering what was happening in side the body. When things were happening outside. I felt that there was a small disconnect between the two.

Overall great book I love reading all the dungeon core type books. Keep them comming.😁

Such a fun dungeon story

The story continues and the dungeon that is in a body continues to amaze. Really fun take on dungeon core

performance

there is some strange stutters in audio, thats why i gave only 3 stars for performance.

Really enjoyable

I really really enjoyed this book, the series is clever without being obnoxious about it. I'm eager to see what the next book brings after all the excitement from this book.

the book is better than the audio

I actually like the book series, howevee m onl problem is the audio book. it cuts out every now and then for like 3s missing some info. I've tried it on my phone AND on my pc through Audible.com. still if that doesn't bother you or if you plan to read it, then its a fun book