The Nexus Knight

The Nexus Games, Book 2

By: Shami Stovall

Narrated by: Dan Calley

After two rounds in the Nexus Games, Alex Kellan has developed strange and powerful abilities, but if he wants any chance of winning, he needs more. When the Arbiter offers the teams a challenge round for arcana and magical items, Kellan leaps at the opportunity.

Separated from half his team, Kellan has to navigate a deadly maze all while escorting a kid to the finish. When the Nexus residents get involved, the challenge becomes even more complicated.

The difficulty doesn’t bother Kellan, but his competitors do. Apparently, several teams are out to use the ultimate prize to enslave other dimensions, and Kellan isn’t having any of that. In order to stop their plans, Kellan has to target certain players—the most dangerous of them all.

A litRPG thriller with high-tech magic.

©2022 Capital Station Books (P)2022 Shami Stovall

action packed and a good time.

Before I start I was given a review code and that has no sway in my review.

Fast paced and full of action. I was never bored.

The Mage system in this book feels super deep like no 2 mages would be 100% the same.

a great continuation of the series and I can't wait to see what happens next.

Solid start to a series

Interesting concept. It does delve into alternate dimensions which can muddy the waters through confusion and lowered stakes. It is an important part of the plot and works for the most part. Most of the book is about an enormous competition which ends up being entertaining. The world is pretty dark and grimy without much reprieve from it. Overall, this is a solid start to a series. The narration is very well done.

This story was great

I'm a pretty big fan of this author, and this story show why. The characters, the magic system, the depth, everything that this story is, is what every story should be.
My only complaint is that I can never fully hear if the character is named Blitzo, Bitzo or Bizo but that's because of the surroundings at my job.

I love this story

I’m hooked and I really can’t wait for the next one. The violence and drama are incredible

it is ok

The story is OK maybe even a little bit above average however this particular narrator is horrible for this novel his constant Emphasizing almost everything in such a extreme or spectacular way really detracts from the things that are actually heroic or spectacular