Gem Knight 2

A Fantasy Progression Adventure

By: Kirk Mason

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski, Veronica Adler

ADVENTURE TO THE TOWERS, SAVE THE PRINCESSES, GAIN NEW POWERS.

When we rescued the first fluffy-eared princess, I didn't realize how lucky we’d been. She was a kind soul, and gentle—everything you’d imagine a sweet princess to be.

Though atop the second tower, the next stripey-tailed princess bore a rage as wild as the sun. Her body burned hot like a furnace, and if we weren't careful, she was gonna seriously hurt someone with her powers.

But it was our job to help her return to normal—well, not our main job.

Our journey took us from cold mountains to wild seas on a pirate ship. Our quest? To save the third—and last—princess, so we could halt The Witch King in his tracks.

We may not have known why he was keeping the princesses in the towers, but we knew they were slowly transforming into the anthropomorphic images of the gods, and we had to stop it before it was too late.

We’d get stronger, get new weapons, and get to know each other better than we could’ve imagined.

We might even stand a chance at beating him.

©2022 Kirk Mason (P)2022 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Awesome book. Loved it

Man i knew the ending was going to be this way. but the story waa great anyway. Can't wait for what's coming next!

quite enjoyable

I really enjoyed Gem knight, book 1 was Great and book 2 continues to be awesome, good progress and a decent story.

another great sequel

Daniel and Veronica just killed it like always.
great performance from an equal great author

great follow up

this series is getting pretty good. the characters are likable and the mc isn't a total idiot or jerk. both of the narrators were awesome. I'm looking forward to the next one.

Good continuation of the story

Our MC continues his mission to save the princesses and defeat the Witch King.

There is more action in this one and more steamy romance scenes.
Story feels a bit rushed; it would also be nice to know how many books there is supposed to be in the story.
But overall, a good story.

Very good dual narration.

Looking forward to seeing what happens in book 3.

Book 2 better than the first

Mr. Mason has given us another great book. I really enjoyed the first Gem Knight book and this one is just as good or even better. I really enjoyed learning about the second princess and the other new characters even the surviving twin. I do hope book 3 comes out soon. Daniel Wisniewski and Veronica Adler both did a fantastic job with book 1 and have continued to do so in the second book. They helped bring the story and characters to life and I thoroughly enjoyed it. This book was definitely worth the listen.

5 stars

Well done. Well narrated.  will be looking forward to the next from this author. You should buy this book.

Pick this up!

Even better than book one with the same lovable characters. Daniel and Veronica did a great job with this audiobook yet again and look forward to how they bring the rest of the series to life.

Gem Knight 2 - pretty good

I think I am getting more into this series. the narrators are great. Book keeps your interest.

Okay. Loved it!

Maybe it was just the frame of mind I was in but I really got into this book. I really liked the first book but got so much more into the story on this one.
Hank the Gem Knight gets more stars around the gem in his wrist which means he gets more powerful and so do the women in his harem.
Can they rescue all the kidnapped princesses trapped in the stereotypical towers before they are permanently changed into beasts?
Do they finally have the strength and power to kill the witch king?
Getting to the end of the book, it was looking like it was only going to be a 2 book series. Oh, but hold on. At the end there is a cliffhanger that leaves no doubt there will be a 3rd book and also leaves you wanting to read it right away.
If you like harem LitRPG with lots of action and a bit of hanky panky... you're really going to like this book and series.
PS- I want to thank Kirk Mason for not using the idiotic descriptive allusions of "her sweet womanhood tasted of passion fruit and stardust..." stupidity that is so prevalent in harem lit these days.