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Veil Online #2

Veil Online 2

Trapped the most popular virtual reality game, Veil Online, Jace Burton must reach the elusive Help Desk to be rejoined with his body. There's just one problem. It's inside the heavily guarded part of the capital city - the royal palace.

Join Jace on his adventures as he journeys in the seedy underbelly of the capital cities to make unlikely allies, fight terrible new foes and faces an old enemy who has returned.

Just as he thinks he has the perfect plan, a new threat is revealed. One that may destroy the capital city and reshape the game itself.

Can Jace and his friends make to the Help Desk and out of the city before all is lost?

594 pages, Paperback

First published October 4, 2020

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October 11, 2020
Satisfying conclusion with further humour and danger

The epic quest to save the player monsters continues, with Jace continuing to display his trademark blend of strategy, bravery and naivety in-game. Meanwhile IRL, answers to his and Charlena's most burning questions are sought and found. This book concludes the storyline sufficiently to prevent cliffhanger cramps, yet is left open ended enough for further adventuring should the author choose 🙂. I certainly would be up for more!
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October 14, 2020
Real world getting in the way

I am disappointed as the real world situation driving the insertion overly distracts from the game story to the point where the game does not matter. Minimal level progression and only token crafting component. A number of typo/word errors that were particularly noticeable in the third quarter of the book. On the plus side, I enjoyed the relationship tension and the moral quandary introduced about the MC’s identity.
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1,916 reviews98 followers
October 12, 2020
Slow

This drags a bit much for me. No real changes from book 1. Progression is glacial for both the characters and the plot.

Some typos, more than I can tolerate with the slow pace.

DNF
2,758 reviews72 followers
October 19, 2020
Story is still good, characters are so so.

So the characters have improved but still have issues. The focus given to certain things does not match the life and death story arc. This destroys the immersion into what could be a very well done story line.
2,528 reviews8 followers
October 21, 2020
Very entertaining read

I enjoyed reading this book very much and would recommend it highly to anyone that like litRPG type of books
10 reviews
December 1, 2020
Awesome book

I was hooked from book 1 and can't wait for book 3.



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