Reviews for Dragonlance: Tides of Blood (Minotaur Wars #2), Vol. 2

The average rating for Dragonlance: Tides of Blood (Minotaur Wars #2), Vol. 2 based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-07-02 00:00:00 Duane Spruill wow, I just love the rebel led group, faros is magnificent even if he has become ruthless, the things he went through have made him what he has become. Bastion the only son worth his salt has been betrayed by his brother and his mother and the emperor is killed!! the protectors seem to be gaining in strength now that there is no one to stand in their way and their fanaticism will be the curse of the minotaur empire!!

Review # 2 was written on 2007-08-18 00:00:00 Jill Chalfant This trilogy continues to get better, and the plot continues to thicken. Just when you think things cannot get deeper they do. Faros, the young surviving scion of the old imperial line ends up a slave in the ogre camps after helping to lead an uprising at Vyrox, the minotaur mine camp. The slaves are recaptured and sent to ogre lands, part of what is revealed to be a dark deal between Emperor Hotak and the ogre nations to seal an alliance. Yes, the guy was selling his own for power, but like many tyrants who overreach, he misses a lot of what is happening under his nose. Meanwhile, his consort consolidates the power of her temple. And Hotak's sons vie for power, each following a different path. But it is not all as simple as that. The second part of the trilogy ends with a new turn, setting up well for the last part. Overall, I have found myself to be very engaged by this book. It is a good fantasy tale, but it also has the feel of reading an imperial epic with its subplots and intrigues. I am definitely glad I picked this set up. I am continuing on to the third and final volume.