Raven thought finding a potion to cheat death would be straightforward—boy, was he wrong. His latest escapade plunges him into an ancient ruin brimming with mechanical mayhem, divine dilemmas, and more traps than a rogue’s gauntlet. All he needs is one artifact to craft the Resurrection Draught, but getting it is going to require more than just a sharp sword and a fearless heart.
As Raven dodges deadly traps and wrestles with a divine transformer-thingy who seems extra sensitive to touch, he also finds himself juggling the chaotic demands of his three quirky acquaintances. The sultry angel, whose needs seem never-ending, the seductive maid whose motives are as murky as her wardrobe, and the love-struck con artist who seems to believe that Raven’s quest is the perfect backdrop for a romance novel.
Just when Raven thinks he’s gotten the hang of things, a sudden mission from ‘the system’ throws him for a loop—one which puts him in life-threatening danger. With every step he takes, the stakes get higher, and the humor gets wilder.
In “Lost in Fiction Book 2,” laugh-out-loud moments meet heart-pounding action in a whirlwind of adventure, romance, breeding and absurdity. Can Raven survive the ruins, keep his allies happy, and secure the artifact without losing his sanity? Buckle up and dive into this hilarious sequel—where every challenge is a new opportunity for chaos and comedy.
I didn’t know about this author until my kindle recommended book 1 to me. It was difficult to stop listening. I binged 5+ hours on book 1 and was also hooked on book 2. I hope book 3 keeps it rolling. Nice to meet you Jin Holland. May your imagination transform our lives. Cheers!
This is a fine fantasy harem adventure novel. It is well written and edited. I especially like the shy girl with glasses. I anxiously await the sequel.
I like the characters. Well described and fleshed out. The environments are wonderfully set. The action feels more natural with its pacing. I enjoyed the read.
This was another pretty good book, and a very fast read. I went through this book in about 5hrs.
The plot thickens around the MC, with different events taking shape around him. Different women are taking more notice of him, and starting to develop feelings. An angel he's rescued and bonded with is his constant companion.
I didn't see the ending sequence coming, and neither did the MC. Book 3 should prove to be interesting, so I'm going to start reading it now.
There are numerous typos, wrong name usages, and mangled sentences that professional editing or even beta readers would resolve before expecting readers to pay for the work.