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Infernal Bones

Elemental Dungeon, Book 2

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Infernal Bones

Auteur(s): Jonathan Smidt, Portal Books
Narrateur(s): Will M. Watt, Annie Ellicott, Laurie Catherine Winkel
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Ryan has died, been reborn as a dungeon core, defeated a necromancer, and made a number of friends along the way. Life, well un-life, is good.

However, everything changed when the demons attacked. With his dungeon town in danger and cultists scheming in the shadows, Ryan must decide whether to draw upon the darker side of his own nature - unlocking powers far greater than anything he has accessed before.

Something his new dungeon fairy seems suspiciously excited about. With his favorite adventurer, Blake, slowly accepting his new powers as a Specter of Balance, Ryan learns being a darkness dungeon means a lot more than just bones, zombies, and skeletal fight club. Apparently, the power granted by God of Death encompasses much, much more.

Unfortunately, Ryan learns the hard way that some things should remain dead....

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Overall the the story was fine and I got through it okay. The main problem I had was the pacing. Both the first and second book had slower more detailed sections devided by jumps in time. In the first book the slower parts felt like they were still moving even when it got a bit info dumpy and I never really felt bored. However, in the second book, especially at the beginning, things felt very dragged out and were full of exposition, and actually made me long for the time jumps, just to move the story along. I will point out that I never felt like I missed anything when jumps happened, in a good way, as the author did an adequate job explaining what happened in those times. The pacing did get better in the latter half of the book. I will be reading the next book but I just hope he fixes the pacing issues he had in this book. But I have to wonder if he was rushed on this one.

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