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Arena 2
My fellow Americans, we are here for one the fact that I picked Marc Havak to represent us in the crucible of carnage. Now, before we talk about how fantastic I am at making world leader decisions. Let’s talk about how great this sequel is.
I've read many sequels, and all were bad. Very very bad. But this one? It's the best. And not just because I'm in it. No. Well, yes. I’m in it, and I always do a fantastic job with everything. But it’s also because Marc kicks a ton more alien ass, bangs a ton more alien babes, and generally shows the universe why Americans are the ones who always save the world.
I've read many sequels, and all were bad. Very very bad. But this one? It's the best. And not just because I'm in it. No. Well, yes. I’m in it, and I always do a fantastic job with everything. But it’s also because Marc kicks a ton more alien ass, bangs a ton more alien babes, and generally shows the universe why Americans are the ones who always save the world.
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Published February 19, 2019
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February 22, 2019
In this book, the author continued on the same formula as the first book. It was funnier though, best girl is still Artemis and we discover more about the other women in Mark's Alliance. In book 1 we were shown all the glitz and glam of Valiance city, but in book 2 we are shown the underbelly of it and it's not pretty when mobsters get interested in Mark. So yeah it goes darker, I really love this series more than the others from the author but I think I will let them stack to binge read them.
Remember! Artemis Best girl!
Remember! Artemis Best girl!
February 23, 2019
Team Havak for the win.
I really enjoyed this book the author has done a wonderful job in telling the story in a way that makes me laugh. The author continued to fill in the world but also managed to find a way that makes the story fun as well. We get to learn more about the dark side of the world and how the Mob is involved in the Crucible. We do get some more development in the background of the members of Team Havac. I definitely recommend this book
I really enjoyed this book the author has done a wonderful job in telling the story in a way that makes me laugh. The author continued to fill in the world but also managed to find a way that makes the story fun as well. We get to learn more about the dark side of the world and how the Mob is involved in the Crucible. We do get some more development in the background of the members of Team Havac. I definitely recommend this book
December 28, 2025
An Unapologetically Escalating Harem Power Fantasy (3.5/5 Stars)
Alright, Arena fans, if you powered through Book 1 and are back for more, Arena 2 delivers exactly what you’re here for: bigger monsters, higher levels, a growing team, and more of the explicit, fast-paced action that defines Logan Jacobs’s brand. This sequel doesn’t reinvent the wheel; it puts a bigger, spikier wheel on a faster car and sends it careening down the same track. Leo, our everyman-turned-arena-champion, is now a more established force within the deadly alien game show, but with that reputation comes greater threats, more complex missions, and the ongoing challenge of protecting and leading his expanding circle. It’s a bingeable, testosterone-and-steam-fueled ride that knows its niche and caters to it unapologetically.
Key Themes
From Survival to Rebellion: The core drive evolves. While Book 1 was pure survival, Book 2 introduces a more proactive goal. Leo and his team begin to shift from merely enduring the Arena’s challenges to understanding its rules and looking for ways to disrupt or even exploit the system that enslaves them. The theme explores moving from a player to a potential game-breaker.
Found Family & Strategic Expansion: The harem element is central, but it’s framed within the pragmatic need for a strong, multifunctional team. Adding new members isn’t just about romance; it’s a tactical decision to cover strategic weaknesses (e.g., a healer, a scout, a heavy hitter). The theme explores leadership, loyalty, and building a micro-society in a hyper-competitive hellscape.
The Burden of Leadership: With a team relying on him, Leo’s decisions carry more weight. The story touches on the psychological pressure of command—balancing aggression with caution, managing interpersonal dynamics, and bearing the responsibility for others’ lives in a world designed to kill them.
Character Analysis
Character development here is functional and tied directly to plot and power progression.
Leo: He’s more confident, strategic, and firmly entrenched in his role as the group’s cornerstone. His growth is less about personal doubt and more about tactical ingenuity and managing his growing resources (both stat points and team members).
The Core Team (Rylee, Aurora, etc.): Existing characters get moments to showcase enhanced abilities and deepen their bonds with Leo. New recruits are introduced with specific skill sets and archetypal personalities that slot into the team’s dynamic, often following familiar fantasy/RPG roles.
Antagonists: The threats escalate. Beyond random monsters, Leo now faces smarter alien competitors, corrupt game officials, and the looming oversight of the mysterious Arena corporate overlords. They provide a sterner test for his growing power.
Writing Style & Pacing
Jacobs’s prose remains straightforward, dialogue-driven, and focused on visceral action and wish-fulfillment. Descriptions are efficient, whether detailing a monster’s grotesque appearance or a companion’s appealing features. The tone is consistently geared toward power fantasy and male-gaze-oriented entertainment.
The pacing is, once again, relentlessly fast. The story operates in a cycle of mission-prep, high-stakes combat, reward/level-up, and character-focused downtime (which includes the explicit content). It’s designed for easy, addictive consumption with short chapters and constant forward momentum. However, this comes at the expense of narrative subtlety, deep world-building, or prolonged emotional reflection.
What I Liked/Disliked
Liked:
Escalated Stakes and Scale: The missions feel bigger and more creative, pushing the team to use clever combinations of their abilities.
Satisfying Progression: The LitRPG elements—new skills, stat allocations, and gear upgrades—remain a core, enjoyable hook.
No False Pretenses: The book is transparent about its content and goals. It’s a power fantasy with harem elements, executed without apology.
Disliked:
Deeply Formulaic: The narrative structure, character archetypes, and relationship beats are highly predictable for the genre. It offers minimal surprise.
Transactional Character Dynamics: While functional, relationships often feel strategic first and emotional second. Character depth is sacrificed for plot utility and fan service.
Repetitive Elements: The core loop of fight-level-steam, while fun, can start to feel repetitive if you’re looking for narrative complexity.
Conclusion & Recommendation
Final Verdict: 3.5 out of 5 stars. Arena 2 is a perfectly executed sequel for its target audience. It successfully delivers "more of the same, but bigger," providing a fun, fast, and unchallenging escape for fans of the first book.
You must read this book if: You enjoyed Arena (Book 1) and want the next installment. It’s designed explicitly for readers who seek action-heavy harem LitRPG with a dominant male protagonist, explicit content, and crunchy progression systems.
Do not start the series here, and avoid it completely if: You haven’t read Book 1, or if you dislike harem tropes, explicit content, or straightforward power fantasies. This book will not change your mind about the genre.
Think of it as a season two of a show you already like. The plot advances, the cast expands, and the production values (the scale of action) are higher. If you were entertained by season one, you’ll enjoy season two. If you weren’t, this won’t convert you. It’s a solid, niche sequel that fulfills its promises without ambition beyond its genre confines.
Alright, Arena fans, if you powered through Book 1 and are back for more, Arena 2 delivers exactly what you’re here for: bigger monsters, higher levels, a growing team, and more of the explicit, fast-paced action that defines Logan Jacobs’s brand. This sequel doesn’t reinvent the wheel; it puts a bigger, spikier wheel on a faster car and sends it careening down the same track. Leo, our everyman-turned-arena-champion, is now a more established force within the deadly alien game show, but with that reputation comes greater threats, more complex missions, and the ongoing challenge of protecting and leading his expanding circle. It’s a bingeable, testosterone-and-steam-fueled ride that knows its niche and caters to it unapologetically.
Key Themes
From Survival to Rebellion: The core drive evolves. While Book 1 was pure survival, Book 2 introduces a more proactive goal. Leo and his team begin to shift from merely enduring the Arena’s challenges to understanding its rules and looking for ways to disrupt or even exploit the system that enslaves them. The theme explores moving from a player to a potential game-breaker.
Found Family & Strategic Expansion: The harem element is central, but it’s framed within the pragmatic need for a strong, multifunctional team. Adding new members isn’t just about romance; it’s a tactical decision to cover strategic weaknesses (e.g., a healer, a scout, a heavy hitter). The theme explores leadership, loyalty, and building a micro-society in a hyper-competitive hellscape.
The Burden of Leadership: With a team relying on him, Leo’s decisions carry more weight. The story touches on the psychological pressure of command—balancing aggression with caution, managing interpersonal dynamics, and bearing the responsibility for others’ lives in a world designed to kill them.
Character Analysis
Character development here is functional and tied directly to plot and power progression.
Leo: He’s more confident, strategic, and firmly entrenched in his role as the group’s cornerstone. His growth is less about personal doubt and more about tactical ingenuity and managing his growing resources (both stat points and team members).
The Core Team (Rylee, Aurora, etc.): Existing characters get moments to showcase enhanced abilities and deepen their bonds with Leo. New recruits are introduced with specific skill sets and archetypal personalities that slot into the team’s dynamic, often following familiar fantasy/RPG roles.
Antagonists: The threats escalate. Beyond random monsters, Leo now faces smarter alien competitors, corrupt game officials, and the looming oversight of the mysterious Arena corporate overlords. They provide a sterner test for his growing power.
Writing Style & Pacing
Jacobs’s prose remains straightforward, dialogue-driven, and focused on visceral action and wish-fulfillment. Descriptions are efficient, whether detailing a monster’s grotesque appearance or a companion’s appealing features. The tone is consistently geared toward power fantasy and male-gaze-oriented entertainment.
The pacing is, once again, relentlessly fast. The story operates in a cycle of mission-prep, high-stakes combat, reward/level-up, and character-focused downtime (which includes the explicit content). It’s designed for easy, addictive consumption with short chapters and constant forward momentum. However, this comes at the expense of narrative subtlety, deep world-building, or prolonged emotional reflection.
What I Liked/Disliked
Liked:
Escalated Stakes and Scale: The missions feel bigger and more creative, pushing the team to use clever combinations of their abilities.
Satisfying Progression: The LitRPG elements—new skills, stat allocations, and gear upgrades—remain a core, enjoyable hook.
No False Pretenses: The book is transparent about its content and goals. It’s a power fantasy with harem elements, executed without apology.
Disliked:
Deeply Formulaic: The narrative structure, character archetypes, and relationship beats are highly predictable for the genre. It offers minimal surprise.
Transactional Character Dynamics: While functional, relationships often feel strategic first and emotional second. Character depth is sacrificed for plot utility and fan service.
Repetitive Elements: The core loop of fight-level-steam, while fun, can start to feel repetitive if you’re looking for narrative complexity.
Conclusion & Recommendation
Final Verdict: 3.5 out of 5 stars. Arena 2 is a perfectly executed sequel for its target audience. It successfully delivers "more of the same, but bigger," providing a fun, fast, and unchallenging escape for fans of the first book.
You must read this book if: You enjoyed Arena (Book 1) and want the next installment. It’s designed explicitly for readers who seek action-heavy harem LitRPG with a dominant male protagonist, explicit content, and crunchy progression systems.
Do not start the series here, and avoid it completely if: You haven’t read Book 1, or if you dislike harem tropes, explicit content, or straightforward power fantasies. This book will not change your mind about the genre.
Think of it as a season two of a show you already like. The plot advances, the cast expands, and the production values (the scale of action) are higher. If you were entertained by season one, you’ll enjoy season two. If you weren’t, this won’t convert you. It’s a solid, niche sequel that fulfills its promises without ambition beyond its genre confines.
May 2, 2019
Love it
Pop culture reference abound. I even miss a few. Love a good hero. And the Trump references never get old and there accurate. The story flows well and Marc is progressing in the champions battles and growing his team. The harem element is there but very low-key as in tones of innuendo but not to much sack time. Still adult but fun. Can't wait for more.
Pop culture reference abound. I even miss a few. Love a good hero. And the Trump references never get old and there accurate. The story flows well and Marc is progressing in the champions battles and growing his team. The harem element is there but very low-key as in tones of innuendo but not to much sack time. Still adult but fun. Can't wait for more.
June 6, 2019
1. I listened to the audio book but that isn't listed on goodreads.com so I'm putting my review here.
2. Arena Book 1 and Arena Book 2 get the exact same review so don't waste time looking at both.
So I was reading a really good book but wanted a break. In short I wanted a little cotton candy for the brain. That is what these books are. So on the good the author delivers as promised, action adventure with a harem. On the bad side there really isn't anything original in this story: what comes immediately to mind is the Hunger Games death competitions to pacify the larger population. Same thing here only the games are run by god-like aliens who are using them to pacify the universe.
The author essentially paints himself into a corner: the MC's only choices are to fight or die and, since there is no ultimate winner to the games, eventually the MC will die. The author may be planning some sort of overthrow to the status quo but, if so, he doesn't foreshadow it at all. The system appears to be working, with war successfully outlawed and the aliens in charge are too far beyond everyone else to ever be challenged.
The books are also a little light on resolution with the climax of book 1 being forming a team and book 2 being beating a local gangster.
Bottom line: Okay writing, not great story telling but the book is as described so you should be able to tell from the cover if this book is for you or not. (Yes, this is a book that can be judged by its cover.)
2. Arena Book 1 and Arena Book 2 get the exact same review so don't waste time looking at both.
So I was reading a really good book but wanted a break. In short I wanted a little cotton candy for the brain. That is what these books are. So on the good the author delivers as promised, action adventure with a harem. On the bad side there really isn't anything original in this story: what comes immediately to mind is the Hunger Games death competitions to pacify the larger population. Same thing here only the games are run by god-like aliens who are using them to pacify the universe.
The author essentially paints himself into a corner: the MC's only choices are to fight or die and, since there is no ultimate winner to the games, eventually the MC will die. The author may be planning some sort of overthrow to the status quo but, if so, he doesn't foreshadow it at all. The system appears to be working, with war successfully outlawed and the aliens in charge are too far beyond everyone else to ever be challenged.
The books are also a little light on resolution with the climax of book 1 being forming a team and book 2 being beating a local gangster.
Bottom line: Okay writing, not great story telling but the book is as described so you should be able to tell from the cover if this book is for you or not. (Yes, this is a book that can be judged by its cover.)
March 5, 2019
I want to like it, but "jokes" are constant and I mean really, it's all the time. It feel like mc is acting out some bad comedy play for us the audience. You really get the feeling that it's directed at us and not really part of the story. 90% of what he says is just nonsense. I really like good comedy, but this just makes me cringe. I wouldn't be surprised if his HUD had constant feed of one liners, references and jokes he must do.
I like funny stories as much as any other guy, but there's not really anything funny about story or development itself, it's just mc spouting or acting out constant feed of "jokes". I mean those can be funny, but when every other line is joke or whatever it get's old really quickly.
Not to mention there is the part that 99% of those jokes just go over other character's head in because they don't have the context. It really reinforces the idea that he is just annoying guy playing out some script and nobody finds him funny.
Overall, I think main focus in story is puns, jokes and one-liners. And you can really see how rest of the story suffers from it. Actual story and interaction of characters are pushed aside to make room for the jokes. I think it's good example of "show, don't tell". It's like author is trying to constantly tell us that this is funny story.
I kind of liked first one, but cringe became just too much in second one.
I like funny stories as much as any other guy, but there's not really anything funny about story or development itself, it's just mc spouting or acting out constant feed of "jokes". I mean those can be funny, but when every other line is joke or whatever it get's old really quickly.
Not to mention there is the part that 99% of those jokes just go over other character's head in because they don't have the context. It really reinforces the idea that he is just annoying guy playing out some script and nobody finds him funny.
Overall, I think main focus in story is puns, jokes and one-liners. And you can really see how rest of the story suffers from it. Actual story and interaction of characters are pushed aside to make room for the jokes. I think it's good example of "show, don't tell". It's like author is trying to constantly tell us that this is funny story.
I kind of liked first one, but cringe became just too much in second one.
February 25, 2019
Another fun read
Enough pop culture references to choke a normal person come rushing at you with this Battle Royale styled novel. Take a normal person, pump them full of Matrix style insta-learn life saving skills, and put them up against the baddest aliens in the authors universe. The wise cracking MC builds a harem of super powered female warriors to compete against other planets champions in an effort to stay alive and win technology upgrades for your home planet. Book 2 builds on the base of book one with the MC gaining upgrades but also gaining a major enemy on the outside of the tournament. Enjoyed the read and the story and it is building nicely, but the story seems to be missing an end goal. What is the MC’s main goal, there doesn’t seem to be a way to ‘win’ besides staying alive to fight again in harder and harder matches. There a a couple of milestones hinted in the book, beating the nemesis champion, getting Grizz a body, but what then? I suppose I will just have to keep reading.
Enough pop culture references to choke a normal person come rushing at you with this Battle Royale styled novel. Take a normal person, pump them full of Matrix style insta-learn life saving skills, and put them up against the baddest aliens in the authors universe. The wise cracking MC builds a harem of super powered female warriors to compete against other planets champions in an effort to stay alive and win technology upgrades for your home planet. Book 2 builds on the base of book one with the MC gaining upgrades but also gaining a major enemy on the outside of the tournament. Enjoyed the read and the story and it is building nicely, but the story seems to be missing an end goal. What is the MC’s main goal, there doesn’t seem to be a way to ‘win’ besides staying alive to fight again in harder and harder matches. There a a couple of milestones hinted in the book, beating the nemesis champion, getting Grizz a body, but what then? I suppose I will just have to keep reading.
August 25, 2019
Old & New, Battles to be Won
The stories are so much fun to read.
The MC is from Earth that has been chosen to fight for the entire planets future, but as just some random truck driver he has very, very much to learn of the galaxy and alien races. Through his cunning and sheet luck, he gains friends while kicking crazy ass. Keeping other alien races from taking over Earth, but if he dies in the 'games' then Earth becomes a target.
He's alive, barely, still.
Love this book, read in 1 day. I need more!
The stories are so much fun to read.
The MC is from Earth that has been chosen to fight for the entire planets future, but as just some random truck driver he has very, very much to learn of the galaxy and alien races. Through his cunning and sheet luck, he gains friends while kicking crazy ass. Keeping other alien races from taking over Earth, but if he dies in the 'games' then Earth becomes a target.
He's alive, barely, still.
Love this book, read in 1 day. I need more!
March 24, 2019
Blood Guts and....
Just as good as the first if not better. Blood and guts galore and for a harem it’s restrained and tasteful dealing with any adult moments, not that there’s many as there is too much action to squeeze it in. Love the MC and his girls but Artemis has me puzzling out her crazy sayings and getting annoyed if I’m struggling to do so. Keep them coming Logan keep them coming 😊
Just as good as the first if not better. Blood and guts galore and for a harem it’s restrained and tasteful dealing with any adult moments, not that there’s many as there is too much action to squeeze it in. Love the MC and his girls but Artemis has me puzzling out her crazy sayings and getting annoyed if I’m struggling to do so. Keep them coming Logan keep them coming 😊
March 28, 2019
It was alright
Book two had the same humor and vibe as the first book, but it just didn't stand out much to me; there were few surprises and many times where you "saw that coming." I remember what happened in the story, but overall, meh.
The writing is good, grammar is great, not many errors that I saw, and the characters are pretty well written (usually).
I'll certainly read the next in the series to see where we end up and how a few plot threads turn out.
Book two had the same humor and vibe as the first book, but it just didn't stand out much to me; there were few surprises and many times where you "saw that coming." I remember what happened in the story, but overall, meh.
The writing is good, grammar is great, not many errors that I saw, and the characters are pretty well written (usually).
I'll certainly read the next in the series to see where we end up and how a few plot threads turn out.
March 10, 2020
Great
I really liked this sequel. I thought the action and suspense were great. The kiss scenes were really particularly when all of the women take turns kissing Marc after he saves them. I also like the growing bromance between Marc and Grizz. The dialogue is funny though Marc’s quips and pop culture references can be annoying and out of place at times. All in all this was a good book. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series.
I really liked this sequel. I thought the action and suspense were great. The kiss scenes were really particularly when all of the women take turns kissing Marc after he saves them. I also like the growing bromance between Marc and Grizz. The dialogue is funny though Marc’s quips and pop culture references can be annoying and out of place at times. All in all this was a good book. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series.
February 26, 2019
Even better than the first
This book picks up shortly after the first book ends, and it hits the ground running. The only negative, in my opinion, was the way his occasional overuse of pop culture references stopped being amusing, and became annoying. That is just my opinion and it didn't stop me from enjoying the book.
This book picks up shortly after the first book ends, and it hits the ground running. The only negative, in my opinion, was the way his occasional overuse of pop culture references stopped being amusing, and became annoying. That is just my opinion and it didn't stop me from enjoying the book.
March 10, 2019
Awesome
Only way for this series to get any better is for it to be made into a movie without being butchered or altered. This story is great. Plenty of everything great about this series. No real complaints. Just looking forward to more twists and discoveries. Not to mention the humor is a nice cherry on top too.
Only way for this series to get any better is for it to be made into a movie without being butchered or altered. This story is great. Plenty of everything great about this series. No real complaints. Just looking forward to more twists and discoveries. Not to mention the humor is a nice cherry on top too.
May 10, 2019
Great easy feel good reading. Don't expect any complicated plot twists or deep storylines. The hero always wins and conflicts are easily fixed. Some people see this as a negative but it all depends what you're in the mood for, variety is the spice of life and all that. Only read when you're in the mood for this type of thing. If you want something requiring a higher IQ read something else :)
April 13, 2023
Still funny but not as good as the first one. the action misses the intensity, the social interaction focus too much on the puns instead of the chemistry between the group member and the sex scenes were less passion and more fornification compared to the first book.
Still a good read. but while the first ist totally worth a movie the second is not quite on the same high level.
Still a good read. but while the first ist totally worth a movie the second is not quite on the same high level.
February 21, 2019
Fun Read
This is a good continuation of the story. Some books are just fun to read. And this in my opinion is one of them. I hope you take the time to read the first book. And then the second one. I think you will enjoy them both.
This is a good continuation of the story. Some books are just fun to read. And this in my opinion is one of them. I hope you take the time to read the first book. And then the second one. I think you will enjoy them both.
February 25, 2019
Awesome book
Absolutely loved this book and ripped through it in about a day or so. Is hysterical in every way with a ton of action lots of laughs and a fair amount of adult content thrown in to keep it interesting. Stellar book and really can’t wait for book 3
Absolutely loved this book and ripped through it in about a day or so. Is hysterical in every way with a ton of action lots of laughs and a fair amount of adult content thrown in to keep it interesting. Stellar book and really can’t wait for book 3
March 5, 2019
WoW
So not a WOW player and had to ask one of my girlfriend's what Leroy Jenkins was. I was hooked after that. Lol culture, geek culture, need culture and movie culture blended together with love and violence and sex. It the American Way.
So not a WOW player and had to ask one of my girlfriend's what Leroy Jenkins was. I was hooked after that. Lol culture, geek culture, need culture and movie culture blended together with love and violence and sex. It the American Way.
March 7, 2019
Excellent and exciting
Just as excellent as the first book. This is one of those books that I seriously try to read slowly just to make it last longer but that is just impossible. Can't wait for the next one to be published.
Just as excellent as the first book. This is one of those books that I seriously try to read slowly just to make it last longer but that is just impossible. Can't wait for the next one to be published.
March 10, 2019
Arena book 2 awesome
This is the second book that I got from the author Logan Jacobs. And I'm hooked I can't wait to buy the audible of this book . The author shows talent and skill with the characters and world. I'm going to buy more of this author books 12/10 stars.....
This is the second book that I got from the author Logan Jacobs. And I'm hooked I can't wait to buy the audible of this book . The author shows talent and skill with the characters and world. I'm going to buy more of this author books 12/10 stars.....
March 24, 2019
Awesome
Wow book two is even better than the first. I just love the way the main characters interact with one another. It just makes the book so much fun to read. I can’t wait for the next book to come out. I highly recommend this book.
Wow book two is even better than the first. I just love the way the main characters interact with one another. It just makes the book so much fun to read. I can’t wait for the next book to come out. I highly recommend this book.
April 16, 2019
More Combative Creativity!
Just like the first book, this book is a gift to those of us who enjoy action, science fiction, popular media references, and synonyms. And literary side nudges coupled with literary brow-waffling. Great fun!
Just like the first book, this book is a gift to those of us who enjoy action, science fiction, popular media references, and synonyms. And literary side nudges coupled with literary brow-waffling. Great fun!
May 26, 2019
Arena continues to impress
Book 2 was a fun ride, Team Havoc is coming together, and new enemy in the weeds., With a showdown and unexpected allies to round things out. It kept the pages turning!
Book 2 was a fun ride, Team Havoc is coming together, and new enemy in the weeds., With a showdown and unexpected allies to round things out. It kept the pages turning!
June 3, 2019
More Arena
This one felt like more of the same. The movie references were starting to get a bit much for me. I willing to give another one a try. Still good writing. Perhaps I shouldn't binge read these.
This one felt like more of the same. The movie references were starting to get a bit much for me. I willing to give another one a try. Still good writing. Perhaps I shouldn't binge read these.
November 30, 2019
The Vivid Imagination Continues!
Again I have to
grade this book a five as the characters and the setting are realistic to the bone! I'm very much looking forward to the next episode!
Again I have to
grade this book a five as the characters and the setting are realistic to the bone! I'm very much looking forward to the next episode!
May 30, 2020
Pure pulp fiction goodness
A great sequel to the first book. Tremendous, really a great, great story. I’ve seen a lot of great stories, and let me tell you, this is one of them. Truly a masterpiece. If only, as she says, it were longer.
A great sequel to the first book. Tremendous, really a great, great story. I’ve seen a lot of great stories, and let me tell you, this is one of them. Truly a masterpiece. If only, as she says, it were longer.
July 29, 2021
Aweful.
This was simply awful on every level. If you want an adolescent gamer dood wet dream, then this is a book for you. I made the mistake of picking up two of these books. There will not be a third.
This was simply awful on every level. If you want an adolescent gamer dood wet dream, then this is a book for you. I made the mistake of picking up two of these books. There will not be a third.
February 22, 2019
This is Sparta
Another fun read by this author. I’m really enjoying this series and it’s play on real world parallels. Fun short read.
Another fun read by this author. I’m really enjoying this series and it’s play on real world parallels. Fun short read.
February 23, 2019
Hilarious!
Non stop action and humor. I loved it and I can't wait until the next book comes out. Highly suggest reading.
Non stop action and humor. I loved it and I can't wait until the next book comes out. Highly suggest reading.
February 24, 2019
Arena 2.
Thank you Mr Jacobs for a well written book 2 in arena series,non stop action from start to finish loved Fallon and hope more from her in next books.
Thank you Mr Jacobs for a well written book 2 in arena series,non stop action from start to finish loved Fallon and hope more from her in next books.
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