The Amethyst Panda

A Monster Catching Gamelit Adventure (Maiyamon, Book 2)

By: Kay MacLeod

Narrated by: Savy Des-Etages

Monsters do exist. The humans working to destroy them are way more dangerous.

A heartbreaking betrayal cost Sam Wentworth a beloved member of her monster team, and she’s determined it won’t happen again. Humans suck.

All Sam wants is to grieve alone with the surviving members of her team, but she has information people will kill for. Now she’s stuck between a delusional girl obsessed with an imaginary monster, an overbearing descendent of the game’s creator, and a violent hate group determined to end Maiyamon for good.

The last thing she wants is to expose her team again. But Sam doesn’t have much choice when she uncovers a plot to remove all monsters from the world. She’s going to need allies if she wants to protect her Gems, even if she can’t bring herself to trust them.

©2020 Kayleigh MacLeod (P)2021 Kayleigh MacLeod

I found this story the most Original in Years!!

The world and culture of this Audible book is so Original compared to the hundreds of books I have listened/ read in the last couple of years.
Though this is a Young Adult story it was just so good that even a 65 yr old enjoyed the Heck out of it. Looking forward to the next book in this Series "The White Wyvern" I believe the title to be.

loved it

it's a more real version of pokemon, the emotion that it takes u through is worth it

much needed closure

In some ways this book doesn't feel like a sequel but rather an ending to book one, instead of focusing on the "I'm gunna be the very best" mentality, it focuses on relationships and reality, mental health and friendship, death and closure. it was darker and deeper but in the darkness we find the light and bring forth answers... but leave just enough questions to make you want to get the third installment. I for one am looking forward to it.

Amazing

Perfect continuation of world building and the exciting journey Sam and her team finds themselves on. Glad she has been learning to trust others since her past adventure and looking forward to follow her on the path ahead.

Maiyamon expands

I adored the first book in the series, and honestly would have been happy with more of the same. MacLeod, however, didn't just keep the sort of happy-go-lucky feel of the first book--she expanded the world of Maiyamon and explored more serious issues using the template she'd created in the first book to full effect.

the characters are as delightful as the first book, and the Maiyamon battles are intense and hectic. I enjoyed some of the more enclosed settings here, while also missing at times the broad fun of the first novel. This feels like a middle novel that brings on the challenges and intrigue without losing sight of what made the first novel so great. I highly recommend it.