Edda Gaia and the Origins of Ragnarok

Ether Flows, Book 2

By: Ryan DeBruyn

Narrated by: Steve Campbell

A school for pinnacle elites. The eldest ruling Planetary God. Ancient Guilds attempting deicide.

Azrael has chosen to take revenge on the newly formed guilds, specifically the ones that instigated the destruction of the Sovereign Empire. The plan is to take it slow and build his strength, but as soon as he begins farming for Etherience, Azrael is embroiled in the planetary schemes and guild machinations.

The politics and scheming is more complicated than he could have ever imagined, and now he must scramble to keep his newly won freedom…and his life. The only benefit he finds to being on a planet filled with the oldest and most cunning powerhouses? His eyes are truly opened to the special kind of irresponsible confidence born of speaking casually with a God, a unique class, and the Sovereign Halls teachings.

There’s only one hope: Azrael joins the Atlantean Academy, and bets everything on his connection with an entity he can’t hope to understand.

©2021 Ryan DeBruyn (P)2022 Mountaindale Press

decent sequel that left me wanting more

Ryan jumps right in as if you just read the first book which I can't help but feel is a bit arrogant given how long it was between book 1 and 2 being published...
there is no attempt to remind you of what happened in book 1 or who the characters are...
this is the reason for the low score on story...
if you read book 1 recently, you will have a much better time than me...

Steve does an amazing job with what he has to work with and I truly enjoyed my time with him in my earholes

great story

Ryan's writing has continued to get better and better. This chapter gives great depth and understanding on the series. Throws some Norse mythos in to the loop. You finally start to understand the bigger picture and some connects to other series in this world. I can not wait to see the next book in the series.

just awesome

I can't wait for the next book to come out in this series and the other. I can only think of one of them author who does something similar and both are done very well.

great addition

I would go as far to say this is one of the best etherverse books yet, really enjoyed it keep up the great work.

Story is amazing ...

I really dig both of the series Ryan has written however the person doing the reading is terriable constantly miss-pronouncing the main characters name is super annoying.