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The First Dungeon Diving Healer #2
The First Dungeon Diving Healer 2
The blackmail brought salvation, just not for him.
Kallan Thane did the right thing. He risked exposing his magic by healing someone on the brink of death. Unfortunately for Kal, the man he saved didn’t thank him. He threatened to expose Kal’s secret to the world if he didn’t heal his group during dungeon runs, forcing Kal into servitude at the hands of a cruel, greedy man.
Kal’s class, divine, wasn’t the curse he originally feared. Not only could Kal dive deeper into dungeons thanks to his healing ability, but his experience gains were higher than usual, and the new spells/abilities he learned were powerful. It helped him win battles against foes twice his level, which led him to the dungeon boss of the Misty Fields, a feat no adventurer had managed before.
Kal didn’t just beat the boss; he freed the undead sea captain’s prisoner, an eastern elf who entered the Misty Fields 300 years ago. Sneaking her past the dungeon hall workers wasn’t easy, but freeing her led to a conversation he never expected to have. The elf knew of the divine class, for it was common in her day.
Knowledge is power. Not only did Kal learn more about his healing ability than ever before, but he finally earned his subclass and was well on his way to becoming a powerful adventurer. The subclass, along with freeing the elf, didn’t come without consequences. Defeating the boss of the Misty Fields closed out the dungeon, allowing two more to pop up in its place. No one had cleared a dungeon of Harth for decades, so the change to the dungeon hall became the talk of the town. News spread widely, drawing the attention of reporters from other cities. This included a reporter who knew Kal and the famous father who disowned him, which added one more problem to the ever-growing list. Not only must he end the blackmailing, but he had to figure out what to do with a woman whose family had long since passed, all while preventing the nosey reporter from discovering his forgotten class.
The First Dungeon Diving Healer is a harem-like LitRPG with leveling, new spells, new armor, and more as one would find in a video game. The book balances storytelling, romance, and action. It also contains romantic scenes that are not intended for young readers. Dungeon dive into your copy today.
Kallan Thane did the right thing. He risked exposing his magic by healing someone on the brink of death. Unfortunately for Kal, the man he saved didn’t thank him. He threatened to expose Kal’s secret to the world if he didn’t heal his group during dungeon runs, forcing Kal into servitude at the hands of a cruel, greedy man.
Kal’s class, divine, wasn’t the curse he originally feared. Not only could Kal dive deeper into dungeons thanks to his healing ability, but his experience gains were higher than usual, and the new spells/abilities he learned were powerful. It helped him win battles against foes twice his level, which led him to the dungeon boss of the Misty Fields, a feat no adventurer had managed before.
Kal didn’t just beat the boss; he freed the undead sea captain’s prisoner, an eastern elf who entered the Misty Fields 300 years ago. Sneaking her past the dungeon hall workers wasn’t easy, but freeing her led to a conversation he never expected to have. The elf knew of the divine class, for it was common in her day.
Knowledge is power. Not only did Kal learn more about his healing ability than ever before, but he finally earned his subclass and was well on his way to becoming a powerful adventurer. The subclass, along with freeing the elf, didn’t come without consequences. Defeating the boss of the Misty Fields closed out the dungeon, allowing two more to pop up in its place. No one had cleared a dungeon of Harth for decades, so the change to the dungeon hall became the talk of the town. News spread widely, drawing the attention of reporters from other cities. This included a reporter who knew Kal and the famous father who disowned him, which added one more problem to the ever-growing list. Not only must he end the blackmailing, but he had to figure out what to do with a woman whose family had long since passed, all while preventing the nosey reporter from discovering his forgotten class.
The First Dungeon Diving Healer is a harem-like LitRPG with leveling, new spells, new armor, and more as one would find in a video game. The book balances storytelling, romance, and action. It also contains romantic scenes that are not intended for young readers. Dungeon dive into your copy today.
- GenresFantasy
312 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 16, 2026
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March 15, 2026
Good second book
I am enjoying this series and it has a lot of potential. I like how it gets into the nitty gritty feelings and emotions of all the characters but I will say that by the end of book 2 I feel kinda unfulfilled. The 2 love interests so far are really ambiguous on their standing. At this point it sounds like love interest from first book could just up and leave at any point cause she doesn’t want to be tied down to the small town they are in. And 2 interest seems better on that front but also wants to get back to her own people eventually. Just kind of confused on how this series is going to keep going. Still worth the read and I’ll probably finish the whole series
I am enjoying this series and it has a lot of potential. I like how it gets into the nitty gritty feelings and emotions of all the characters but I will say that by the end of book 2 I feel kinda unfulfilled. The 2 love interests so far are really ambiguous on their standing. At this point it sounds like love interest from first book could just up and leave at any point cause she doesn’t want to be tied down to the small town they are in. And 2 interest seems better on that front but also wants to get back to her own people eventually. Just kind of confused on how this series is going to keep going. Still worth the read and I’ll probably finish the whole series
March 14, 2026
Not as good as book 1. The MC was erratic, and entirely too passive about dealing with his blackmailer.
He is on a powerful path, putting a target on his back, so his "no killing people, no matter how shitty they are" is not going to fly. Hopefully his psychiatric issues will be settled by book 3 and he takes a realistic look at his situation.
He is on a powerful path, putting a target on his back, so his "no killing people, no matter how shitty they are" is not going to fly. Hopefully his psychiatric issues will be settled by book 3 and he takes a realistic look at his situation.
February 22, 2026
more secrets and hopefully allies
May 31, 2026
I don’t think the author understands his audience
First book was okay
Second book just makes the main character completely unlikable. Don’t claim this is a harem lit men’s fantasy adventure if you’re gonna make the main character a self righteous, insufferable idiot that doesn’t even seem to like women or want to be in any relationships.
First book was okay
Second book just makes the main character completely unlikable. Don’t claim this is a harem lit men’s fantasy adventure if you’re gonna make the main character a self righteous, insufferable idiot that doesn’t even seem to like women or want to be in any relationships.
June 9, 2026
Still miserable
Well. Book 2 and mc is still tortured, miserable, and now maybe hunted? And still no room to breath and nothing resolved.
I'll read the next because I like the story enough to continue, but it is not enjoyable for me.
Well. Book 2 and mc is still tortured, miserable, and now maybe hunted? And still no room to breath and nothing resolved.
I'll read the next because I like the story enough to continue, but it is not enjoyable for me.
March 17, 2026
Not as enjoyable as the first in the series
I feel like this second book in the series is a step backwards. The main character has become less interesting and relatable and his interactions with supporting characters - love interests or sex partners depending on your views - are stilted in a lot of ways. He comes across as a lame choirboy and a rakish flirt and the inconsistencies make him less believable. Or maybe more believable and less heroic, indont know. Certainly harder to cheer for.
Challenges are piling up without any resolution through 2 books. It would be nice to see some real victories.
I feel like this second book in the series is a step backwards. The main character has become less interesting and relatable and his interactions with supporting characters - love interests or sex partners depending on your views - are stilted in a lot of ways. He comes across as a lame choirboy and a rakish flirt and the inconsistencies make him less believable. Or maybe more believable and less heroic, indont know. Certainly harder to cheer for.
Challenges are piling up without any resolution through 2 books. It would be nice to see some real victories.
February 26, 2026
Good second book. The only thing that bothers me is MC’s down beaten attitude. Yes he’s had it rough for four years but he’s got some great powers now. He grew up in a family where killing was the norm and yet he’s so worried about his bully. You would think he would be thinking of ways to kill him. Not losing sleep over it. Also why’s he so broke up over something his great grandfather might of done. He didn’t do it so suck it up and move on. Same with the bully. Either keep paying him or kill him. Just decide. It’s annoying
February 20, 2026
Fun
Simply put. If you liked the first book, then you'll like this one. As it picks up immediately where the first one left off.
I'm hoping there will be more to this series.
Highly recommended
Simply put. If you liked the first book, then you'll like this one. As it picks up immediately where the first one left off.
I'm hoping there will be more to this series.
Highly recommended
April 22, 2026
Amazing series
In excited for the next book and an answer to where's dorian! I can't wait for more dungeon diving and adventure! I hope there's more dragons and women! I love the spice, just wish for more!
In excited for the next book and an answer to where's dorian! I can't wait for more dungeon diving and adventure! I hope there's more dragons and women! I love the spice, just wish for more!
April 24, 2026
A fantastic sequel.
I really enjoyed reading this book. It was fun and engaging. The story and characters were incredibly interesting and entertaining. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next. This book and series are definitely worth checking out.
I really enjoyed reading this book. It was fun and engaging. The story and characters were incredibly interesting and entertaining. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next. This book and series are definitely worth checking out.
September 10, 2026
A better story moving in a goid direction
This was much better and I look forward to the next book the characters were a bit better fleshed out and certain motivations were made know. I hope this keeps up.
This was much better and I look forward to the next book the characters were a bit better fleshed out and certain motivations were made know. I hope this keeps up.
February 18, 2026
Fantastic sequel!
Best series you've got in your arsenal. Thoroughly enjoying every word from start to finish. Can't wait for the 3rd book!
Best series you've got in your arsenal. Thoroughly enjoying every word from start to finish. Can't wait for the 3rd book!
June 25, 2026
Can’t stop reading
I’m really enjoying this series so far, the tone is just right and the characters are interesting, the magic is pretty cool, going straight to book 3
I’m really enjoying this series so far, the tone is just right and the characters are interesting, the magic is pretty cool, going straight to book 3
July 1, 2026
good storyline
so far, this has been a very good read. Good plots, good characters, and a little spice! Great job. I believe I’ll keep reading more from Worden Locke
so far, this has been a very good read. Good plots, good characters, and a little spice! Great job. I believe I’ll keep reading more from Worden Locke
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