Shifter City Hero 2: An Urban Fantasy Adventure

A Lion's Kingdom, Book 2

By: Shane Hammond

Narrated by: Jude Erin, Rhys David

The pride will rise....

My life changed dramatically ever since I found out that I’m a long-lost lion shifter, complete with awesome magic and special abilities. Being the only male lion shifter in Thornveil City comes with a few perks of its own, and my new celebrity status means that everyone wants to know what I’ll do next.

That includes Roxanne Deveraux, the bombshell kitsune heiress, who has a surprise proposal that leaves me hot under the collar.

But new power always brings new enemies. With Cyrus dead, a more powerful boss steps in, one that wants to drag the city back to its primordial roots.

No matter how many people have to die in the process.

The lion shifters have returned. Now my enemies will hear me roar.

©2025 Shane Hammond (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Great Character Development!

I love the relationships, plot and character development.

Each character has their own unique personality and it’s so fun to see their growth.

Robert's Review

really liked this series, looking forward to book 3. Excellent story great action and the narrative is great
I will recommend this series Highly 👌 👍

Roxanne Roxanne

This continuation keeps the story moving at a good pace. The relationships get big changes with the addition of Roxanne and Brooks change in mind and body. We get more into the back story and why all this is happening along with the name of the enemy. The spice is hot and has plenty thrown through to keep you satisfied.

Second book better then the first

This book picks up where the first let off. The MC has some growing pains and troubles. Embracing building is pride. But near and the MC embraces his legacy as a lion shifter and surrounds himself with beautiful, smart and capable women to build his pride upon I can’t wait to see how he handles what’s coming in the third book

The narrators did the best with what they were given.

The characters are genuinely disappointing. Alex is a tool, Brooke is a bore, Roxanne is a bit better but the amount of drama is repulsive, and Tasha has too much bite. Unfortunately the author completely ruins the story. From the utterly ridiculous amount of times I’ve heard that the main character did something a bit too long, to the incredibly inconsistent writing, it feels as if whatever editor he used gave up halfway through. In addition, it’s promoted as a HAREM novel. Surprisingly our author isn’t aware of the difference between a harem and a poly setting.