The Dark Healer (Book 2) by Alex Toxic and Nadya Lee
Book 2 in The Dark Healer series
Narrated by Christopher P. Brown
Genre: urban progression fantasy
Format: ebook & audiobook
Book 2 in The Dark Healer series
Narrated by Christopher P. Brown
Genre: urban progression fantasy
Format: ebook & audiobook
About The Dark Healer (Book 2):
A clan of healers?! Was that even a thing?
People thought we were weak and incapable of defending ourselves and our property. Those who wished to do harm swooped down on the clan like vultures.
And that was a good thing! More enemies meant more harvest, and more material for my experiments.
Source: Info in the "About The Dark Healer (Book 2)" was taken from amazon on 14/05/2025.
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My Thoughts:
This book picked up just where the first book left off.
I have noticed it in book 1 but I ignored it. However, here it is again. The series requires the reader to dumb down to continue enjoying the book. Max's power fries electronics like mobile phones and car engines. But when Max was abducted by the organ harvesting conspiracy the van worked just fine. I explained this to myself that perhaps at this point Max has already attained the ability to control his power enough to fry or not fry the engines he wants... Very flimsy excuse when you read on... Fingers crossed this reader dumbing down feature of the series won't get to be so irksome.
This is the book that Harry and Archie appeared. I am wondering how they would pan out in the story....
Christopher P. Brown did a better job this time. Or is it just because I am getting used to him?
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Narration = 4.5
Books In The Dark Healer Series:
Meet The Authors
About Nadya Lee:
Ever since she was a little girl, Nadya Lee knew exactly what she wanted to be: either a President, a singer, or an author.
The first option just didn’t work out for some reason
The second option eventually became her hobby. Nadya still loves singing and does it at every opportunity, accompanying herself on a guitar.
Likewise, writing remained her hobby for quite a while. Nadya wrote poems, articles and even fanfics, keeping an occasional blog on various subjects including book reviews. Books and video games have always been an important part of her life.
Then one day she just woke up in the morning and decided she’d procrastinated enough. Time to put pen to paper.
So here she is, hoping that her audience might enjoy reading her books just as much as she enjoys writing them.
About Alex Toxic:
Alex Toxic was born in 1978. He liked reading and playing video games from childhood. These two hobbies found ideal common ground when the LitRPG genre arrived.
Alex dreamed of becoming an author but the profession seemed just too complicated to him. So he began working first as a journalist, then as a TV anchor and then as a documentary filmmaker.
There came a point when Alex had run out of books he wanted to read. The authors simply couldn’t write new ones fast enough. The only way out was to write a book of his own. That’s how he launched into the passion that would with time become his primary profession.
Alex believes that the most important thing in a book is its main character. He or she has to be strong and unrelenting in the face of whatever challenge arises in their path, and they must always triumph.
The Narrator
About Christopher P. Brown:
Christopher P. Brown is an audiobook narrator whose passion is using his scripted theater and improvisation training and experience to bring stories and characters to life. He holds graduate degrees (MA and PhD) in literature, linguistics, and leadership studies. Chris is also bilingual, with professional proficiency in both Spanish and English, and can tackle narration projects in either language, or both of them. Chris grew up in western Michigan, and has lived in St. Louis, Missouri, and the Washington DC area, and now resides in San Diego, California.
FTC Disclosure:
The print book/ebook and/or audiobook were purchased with private funds.
No money received for this review.
The print book/ebook and/or audiobook were purchased with private funds.
No money received for this review.
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