Fury Bound (The Wolves of Ruin Book 2)
Sable Sorensen
by Rifujin Na Magonote
When the Shirone Kingdom recalls Prince Zanoba home under the pretense of a political coup, Rudeus Greyrat immediately senses the invisible hand of the Man-God pulling the strings. Suspecting a carefully laid trap, Rudeus and his wife, Roxy, accompany Zanoba to provide protection, braced for the inevitable confrontation with the Man-God’s influence. The journey takes a harrowing turn when they cross paths with Randolph Marianne, the legendary Death God and the fifth of the Seven Great Powers.
This encounter forces Rudeus into a high-stakes game of manipulation where trust is a liability and every move could be his last. As the geopolitical landscape of Shirone shifts beneath them, Rudeus must navigate a web of lethal deception while balancing his protective instincts for his family against his duty to his allies. Amidst the looming threat of the Man-God’s machinations, the bond between Rudeus and Roxy is tested by the realities of their perilous quest.
With the line between friend and foe blurring, Rudeus must rely on his wits and his burgeoning strength to survive a confrontation that threatens to reshape his world. The path forward is fraught with uncertainty, demanding that he outmaneuver a god before time runs out.
TylerGreat sequel
"The series once again surprises me with its characters. The consequences of actions that are often overlooked that come back with great impact to plot. Man-God scores a victory in battle but not the war. Roxy gets some 1 on 1 time with her overcoming stuff along with Zanoba. An unexpected death happens and I'm left wondering what if? Love the series, and I can't wait to see how what happens here impacts the future ["
April 23, 2023 Verified Purchase
Jorge GtzMarvelous
"Maybe not as wonderful as the previous one, but still very good. I love the extra chapters, it makes the novel’s better. ["
December 30, 2022 Verified Purchase
Kindle CustomerMagonote sensei is awesome!!
"Can't wait for the next volume. I never thought Randolph is a kind hearted man. It was assumed most fictional fantasies books that death God titles are said to be enemies. But its a plot twist. Thank you ["
March 26, 2023 Verified Purchase
P. SleijpenGood addition to the series
"Zanoba, Rudeus and, after a loud fuss from Lara, Roxy set out for the Shirone Kingdom to help it in it war on orders of the new king Pax, an old enemy of the group. Orsted wants Pax alive to keep the timeline favourable towards Orsted's goals. Of course, they are expecting a trap. Pax was never a friend, and the Man-God is likely involved as well. Still, things are not as they appear to be. The volume is more or less a stand-alone story, paying some much-needed attention on Roxy (even if it was not as much as I had hoped) and showing that nobody is truly black or white in this series. As always, the book shines in character development even that of the 'villains'. I was less impressed this time with the world, not as much Orsted and Man-God's influence on it, but the way the war was fought felt off. The numbers sounded kind of low and you would expect warfare to look much more modern with the addition of mages and warriors powerful enough to fulfil the role of modern artillery and tanks even if they are somewhat rare. Don't get me wrong, military doctrine cannot count on people the strength of Rudeus, Roxy or the Death God, but even the "regular" mages operated very much like cannons. Nothing too major, but still eyebrow raising. All in all, it was a good addition to the series. ["
October 5, 2022 Verified Purchase
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