Obligations Incurred: Delvers LLC, Book 2
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (879 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B072VPF9N5 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 330 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Henry and Jason somehow survived being kidnapped to Ludus, a monster-filled, sword and sorcery world. Henry and Jason are about to discover something even more dangerous than murderous monsters on Ludus: politics.. They managed to make friends, pay their rent, and they even founded their own adventuring business, Delvers LLC. Unfortunately, by overcoming the odds and creating a reputation for themselves in such short time, monarchs and nobles have taken notice of the two men from Earth. Foreign, deadly struggles may be unavoidable for Delvers LLC
Great sequel Marshall The sequel takes up right where the last one left off and is just as good, but overall feels a bit too short as very little actually happens. We get launched into a huge undertaking, but the book ends very abruptly as the main characters take the first steps towards their destination.. Must read for LitRPG fans, and Highly Recommended for all fantasy nerds. Catherine Petty Just finished Delvers LLC books 1 and 2 by Blaise Corvin. 8/10 Great readsBeginning the books I was a little underwhelmed by the slower and extremely confusing first few chapters. The immediate onset of plot is a tool that needs precision and often fails as a hook. Beyond the first few chapters however (upon reaching the first town) the plot sped up nicely and the story was both gripp. Excellent addition to the series Obligations Incurred is a nice little entry into the Delvers LLC series with a few minor flaws which deserve to be talked about. Pretty much the same characterization, action, world-buildng, and general sense of fun from the first book continues onward. It's basically two college-aged men trapped in Azeroth along with their awesome elf (which is a racial slur it turns out) and human g