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Traveler Zone A LitRPG YA Fantasy The Revelation Chronicles Book 2 eBook Chris Pavesic

The author definitely has talent but the development of the MCs is little lacking. The MCs move to the next realm and essentially have a whole place to explore but the world building wasn't really there as well. I hope in the future the girls get more depth as to how their skills and levels are improving in preparation for the main antagonists. Just my 2 cents but I still enjoyed the story and I do recommend this series.


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Traveler Zone A LitRPG YA Fantasy The Revelation Chronicles Book 2 eBook Chris Pavesic Reviews

I couldn't wait for this one to come out!
Great read. I really enjoy the game world, but miss the post apocalyptic world from the first book. Characters are interesting and I can't wait to see how their story develops. Definitely worth checking out.
Magic and fantasy collide with the dark tones of a dystopian world to create an exciting read.

Cami and her sister have escaped the increasing dangers on Earth and are now submerged in the virtual reality of the watery depths, the scientists attempt to keep humans alive. Cami has managed to find her places in the gaming reality and is slowly working her way up to find a more permanent home for her and her sister. But something isn't right. Cami discovers characters in the game with powers which shouldn't exist, and someone claims he knows her secret. If that wasn't enough, the one man who helped her sneak into the game suddenly appears there himself, and he has a request she's not sure she's ready to help him fulfill.

This is the first LitRPG series I've read and I enjoyed this second book as much as the first. In this book, the world concentrates on the game. Still, the outside world—real Earth—isn't forgotten and the continuing death of the human race on the surface hangs in the background like a constant dark cloud. While Cami is battling the problems of the game, the dystopian world trickles through. This combination makes for a delightful mix, and one that promises so much more in the books to come.

The book reads like a MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game). There's magic, elves, mages, trainings, quests and all the other goodies a player would expect as Cami explores the world more and more. Even the computer peeps in every now and then with explanations and such. For gamers, it's an easy read to sink into. Cami spends quite a bit of time exploring, and her younger sister and their new found family member also settle into the story nicely, giving it a refreshing twist. Cami's heart of gold and wonderful moral compass make her a heroine to root for. And the added twists and beginning of a bit of mystery in the game realm, adds tension and excitement. Still, the pacing in the novel is not always at top speed and switches back into a more calm mode...one that still holds interest and never bores.

There are tons of layers and subplots developing in these pages, all of which promise tons of goodness to come. I'm looking forward to seeing how Cami handles it all and what adventures she will face next.

I received a complimentary copy, loved it and am giving it 5 stars because I really enjoyed falling into this world.
I would give this book 4 stars. But the 170 pages for $5 makes it a bad return on the money.
The best part of book 1 in the series was the post apocalyptic world where water itself was the enemy. Sure there were lots of more traditional threats, but water was the new one. People were inscribed onto water to get them into wetware computer systems. But some systems broke and those now crazed minds joined the water cycle and would try to take over people if consumed. It was cool.

In book 2, that threat is nowhere to be seen. Instead it continues on in the idealism of the end of book 1. The main character (MC), Cami, sends her sister and their pet to school and goes off to the next realm, the traveler zone. There she’s supposed to face greater challenges that shape her as a person and learn about her Fae magic for her race and class stuff. Only instead of facing any kind of challenge, she becomes this half baked pacifist and intentionally tries to avoid conflicts of any kind that might force her to kill NPCs or creatures that won’t respawn. There’s some travel scenes, but it’s mostly boring dialogue and a bunch of non-combat quests.

While there is a small story thread at the end that relates to the real world, it's more of a setup for the next book. Overall, I was just bored for most of this story.

Score 5 out of 10
The author definitely has talent but the development of the MCs is little lacking. The MCs move to the next realm and essentially have a whole place to explore but the world building wasn't really there as well. I hope in the future the girls get more depth as to how their skills and levels are improving in preparation for the main antagonists. Just my 2 cents but I still enjoyed the story and I do recommend this series.