Demon Lord Academy 2

An Urban Fantasy Adventure (Demonic Education, Book 2)

By: Shane Hammond

Narrated by: Alyssa Poon, Evan Jordan

New year, new classes, and new threats . . .

I had a great time during my chaotic first year at the academy, where I learned about my demonic powers and made a few gorgeous friends. My sophomore year is starting early, introducing me to new classes and new girls, including a quiet tomboy named Andie and an obsessive redhead named Emma.

The girls aren’t the only ones on my radar though. News of an ancient demonic artifact surfaces for the first time in generations, and somehow, it’s linked to me. It’s going to take every connection I have to find it, and it just might lead to something that can destroy the entire Nine Circles.

Only a powerful demon lord can save the artifact. It’s time to go to work.

©2024 Shane Hammond (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

I liked it

book 2 was really good, liked the cliff hanger ending. again great narration, Alyssa sells this

A bombshell... but no Nagasaki

The slow growth of the protagonists harem was inevitable. however, the reveal of the leader of the deamons was spotted from a mile off. The voice acting continues to be as varied as it is enjoyed. I eagerly look forward to the next title in this saga.

Had a few bumps

I like the over all story school slice of life definitely harry potter heavily inspired. The power scaling is really bad but that's not what harem is really for so I won't deducted any points. Now the ending of one of the characters leaving is a huge stretch because thay are all consenting adults and they blow it way out of proportion just to cause some drama.

excellent with 1 glaring exception.

love this story, love the actors, great quality. one SIGNIFICANT problem.
Andy.
Andy is a Hispanic soccer player, but the voice actress plays her voice like an extra from Hee Haw, horrible Southern Bimbo accent and all. she REALLY needs a Tejano Latina accent, not a "gee, golly gosh, where's my horse" accent.
Honestly, it was off putting.

It’s good, but lacking some depth

This series isn’t gold tier but definitely worth the credits. I feel like it’s lacking in depth and world building that leaves you wanting.