Second Chance Swordsman 2

By: Jakob Tanner

Narrated by: Steve Campbell

Changing history, one disaster at a time....

It’s been a year since Sam traveled back to the past, and his mission is far from over.

With mermaids being kidnapped and the dwarven civil war heating up, Sam is the best hope for saving his world from total destruction.

Armed with knowledge of the future, Sam must use every advantage he has to get stronger and more powerful with each passing day.

Will Sam be able to gain enough power to alter history once again?

Second Chance Swordsman 2 continues the best-selling LitRPG/Progression Fantasy series by Jakob Tanner, author of Tower Climber and Arcane Kingdom Online. The story contains RPG mechanics, stats, and ranks as a form of power progression.

©2023 Jakob Tanner (P)2023 Jakob Tanner

I enjoyed this

As a fan of the authors previous books I enjoyed this book a lot tho sometimes I felt like there wasn’t a main big goal in this book because of how fast things get resolved event too event I hope the next book slows down a little bit and goes more into detail about a big main event in the story

Fair warning

I am hesitant to be too critical, because this appears to have been written by a child, so I will simply note that it appears to have been written by a child. With no editor.

Good listen

Good pace and story I wish he would spend more on class building but I can’t wait for the next one

Good One!

I enjoyed listening to this. It got a good story, action-filled, and tons of fun moments. It's so great to continue the gang's adventure and to see how they have grown and developed their skills. The only thing that's a bit off with me was the chapter breaks. I felt they were kind of awkward.

Steve Campbell did amazing as always! His narration made this even better! Well done, sir!

I can't wait to listen to the next one!

Anime is alive :)

Feels like a friggin' anime, only short of the obligatory bathing suit episode.
The story is fun and direct like the first one, the focus on what's important and which things get briefly touched on could be improved.
I had so much fun reading this and the characters are someone I want to cheer for

There was every little lead-in to connect with the previous book, so if it's been a while, you might need to go check the last few chapters.

All in all, it could do with a bit of editing, but other than that it's a great book

as for the narration, Steve is amazing and there's no other way to describe his multitude of voices and how consistently he hits every single one of them again and again