I didn’t see much tyranny, like…only 3 pages were spent in the Tyrant’s Tomb and his company, bad old Commodus and Caligula had more appearances than Tarquin who re-appeared in the very last chapters only to get immediately vanquished courtesy of Diana….yeah. It got slightly better later on, but it doesn’t change the fact throughout the 1st half of the book I just kept on turning pages SIMPLY because I wanted it to get it on with and finish the story. went on a lil’ trial quest and returned, Apollo got more sick.🤷♀️ I was so confused I opened the previous books to see how far those stories had progressed by midpoint. escorted Jason’s hearse into Camp Jupiter in a frankly insulting manner(more about that later), Apollo got sick, we see that the noble prophecies are being tattooed on Tyson’s back, Apollo and Co. Even The Dark Prophecy had the gang arrive and settle in Indianapolis, visit the zoo and free Griffins and REVISIT the emperor. ….and that even the most boring books by Uncle Rick had some silver linings here and there to keep you engaged. Whereas other books within a series have come out within twelve months of each other, these two books will be released within eighteen months of each other. The time between the release dates of The Tyrant’s Tomb and The Burning Maze is the longest as of yet. Literally, not much was going on for 2/3 of the whole book, which is very surprising considering: Halfway through the book, I was STILL unable to “get” into the story.But you might like it! See, Reyna is owning the bigger portion of it, which is a nice change. Well, if you’ve seen my previous posts by now you’d know that I’m not a big fan of loud and action-packed covers.
If there’re minor spoilers by any chance, I’d be giving alerts. NOTE- Doesn’t contain spoilers for the rest of the series nor anything written by Uncle Rick AFTER this one.
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