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All the Skills, Book 2

9/10

Honor Rae

Gamelit, LitRPG, Magic, Card Magic

The Story



With his new card, Master of Body Enhancement, slotted in his heart deck, Arthur has his hands full discovering how he can best pair it with his powerful Master of Skills card.

Time is not on his side. A once-in-a-generation legendary dragon egg has been laid. But the competition to bond with it will pit Arthur against the most powerful card-wielders in his generation…including his own cousin.

Don’t miss book 2 of this LitRPG card deck-building series with over 3,500+ ratings on Amazon!

I was really looking forward to this book after finishing the first, and I have to say that it didn’t disappoint in the slightest. A lot of time has passed, which allowed Arthur to learn more about his cards, how they work and life in general away from his border town. I’m also a sucker for the ‘tournament’ trope, so that was a good addition for me. Competing against his friends and enemies, Arthur must try to gain the favour of a new legendary dragon so that he can cement himself as a dragon rider of note. I really enjoyed how the types of dragons have different personalities that match their colours, and without giving away any spoilers, the last two hours of the book really had me wondering how Arthur was going to get out of his ‘sticky situation’ alive. All in all, a great second book that has made me wish book 3 was out sooner. Plus, as usual it goes without saying that Luke Daniels gave the book life with his brilliant performance. Storyline: 9/10 Character Depth: 9/10 Narration: 9/10 #books #bookreview #litrpg #gamelit #reading #kingdombuilding #sliceoflife #litrpgbooks #fantasy #audiobook #bookstagram #booklover #reading #bookworm #bookish #booklover #author #sci-fi #litrpg #alltheskills #honorrae #dragons #deckbuilding #cardmagic

My Review

I was really looking forward to this book after finishing the first, and I have to say that it didn’t disappoint in the slightest. A lot of time has passed, which allowed Arthur to learn more about his cards, how they work and life in general away from his border town. I’m also a sucker for the ‘tournament’ trope, so that was a good addition for me.

Competing against his friends and enemies, Arthur must try to gain the favour of a new legendary dragon so that he can cement himself as a dragon rider of note.
I really enjoyed how the types of dragons have different personalities that match their colours, and without giving away any spoilers, the last two hours of the book really had me wondering how Arthur was going to get out of his ‘sticky situation’ alive.

All in all, a great second book that has made me wish book 3 was out sooner. Plus, as usual it goes without saying that Luke Daniels gave the book life with his brilliant performance.

Storyline: 9/10
Character Depth: 9/10
Narration: 9/10

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