Battleborne, Book 2: Wrack and Ruin

By: Dave Willmarth

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski, Jessica Threet

Maximilian Storm has embraced his new life as a Battleborne. Reincarnated on a strange world in a powerful chimera body, he has gathered friends, made enemies, and developed wondrous new magical and physical abilities. He’s even discovered that a couple of his men, Smitty and Dylan, have chosen to join him on this world.

Max is on a mission to secure and expand his newly conquered kingdom, Stormhaven. But War Chief An’zalor wants his mine back. When he sends a small army of orcs to capture it, Max’s party, along with his dwarven and orc allies, must help him defend his new territory.

An epic quest is discovered, sending Max and his core party into the wilds to track down and retrieve a powerful artifact. New friends are discovered, and new challenges met along the way. When Max ventures off on his own, he discovers a lost territory, and an ancient dwarven secret that may change the lives of everyone. A secret that might also end his own life, and his reign.

©2021 Dave Willmarth (P)2021 Mountaindale Press

very fun and enjoyable story

I really enjoyed these books, I cant wait for book 3
the character building A+
the story A+
world build is pretty golden too only thing I'd like to see more of is a dive into the state of the world as a whole just a little more and hear more reports from scouts about tragedies or wonderous things happening in the world as of right now everything seems to mostly be central to the dwarfs for the most part you dont really hear much about the rest of the world.
that being said this is in my top 3 for books and I very much await the rest of max and parties journey.

good addition 👏

Max steps into the mantle of a king, great action, retorts, and a whole lot of fun!

A new player has joined the party!

A nice continuation of book one. New characters were brought in and the author really knows how to write believable characters. And the voice actors once again blew it out of the park. Fantastic work.

Lots of vocal fry

This is a great follow up to book one!
The only complaint I have, and maybe this was in the first book and I didn't notice it, but the narrator used vocal fry for pretty much every sentence. It's just annoying.

Could not put it down,... Excellent Story

Always looking forward to Max's next adventure and challenge, I hop book three continues the interest in Max's story.