The Dungeon Destroyer

The Dungeon Slayer, Book 2

By: Konrad Ryan

Narrated by: Austin Rising

After the pain of lost friends and party members, Tad, gold key in hand, faces the endless class tower.

Mysteries and secrets lie within. Trials turn to battles with other voids. With new strength come new challenges. His warrior trial looms ahead, with warrior rank dungeons waiting beyond.

Old friends and new band together to raid dungeons and find adventure in the second installment of the Dungeon Slayer LitRPG adventure series.

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Western Solo Leveling

I'm still here for it and I am not so patiently waiting for the next book.

Great attention grabbing story!

This book and series is amazing better than any TV show or movie! It opens up a whole new world of imagination that keeps you glued to every single word not wanting to put the book down! A++++

Great read

Loved the 2nd book. Moved in unexpectedly good directions. Story development keeps ones attention. Can’t wait for more books.

Better than the 1st

I like how we are finally getting more information on the voids and how the MC is finally starting to u derstand how he isn't as good a dungeon leader as he thinks and he's finally starting reflect on himself abit

Excellent addition to the series

Konrad Ryan wrote a captivating follow-on to the series. It had been awhile since I listened to Book 1 that the beginning of the story seemed vague to me (I listen to lots of books.) So, I decided to listen to the beginning of book 1 to bring me up to speed on the story. The thing is, while I did recall the previous book, I found myself listening to it all over again, just out of pure enjoyment. Book 2 was just as compelling and in several parts, even more so.

I still find the over-use of stat updates disappointing; along with sections where he recalls his past exploits to separate players but those a minor objections when compared to whole of the story. There is a feeling that the MC's role is that of a chosen one but the author does a good job of not making the character uninteresting in that role.

Also, ... fart armor?! heh

Austin Rising performance is excellent and makes the listening experience a pleasure.