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Blood Of The Queen Series Orc Saga Book Two Amalia Dillin Books

In this second book of the Orc Saga, Arianna and Bolthorn return to Gautar looking for Bolthorn’s brother Bolvarr and his cousin Hrimnir who had gone there seeking information and failed to return.

Much is made of their connection with the brook horse, Isolfur, on whom they depend to accomplish their goals quickly. The brook horse appears to be similar to the water horse whose story is told in Outlander, except that the brook horse assumes the shape of an actual horse on land and can turn into a man in his underwater home. He can also travel through water, including underground streams, at a high rate of speed while keeping his rider dry (if he wants to), and this is the ability Arianna and Bolthorn are counting on. But Isolfur keeps failing to show up when he is needed, and when Arianna, at last, agrees to go with him to his underwater home so she can talk to him, she finds out that he has a completely different agenda than what they had thought.

They also discover that Sinmarra has come to Gautar, leaving horrible wolf-things to roam over the land. She has also taken over the castle, where
Arianna’s brothers now rule the country in her father’s place. They infiltrate the castle and free Rodric and Isabella only to flee across the countryside. It is not until Arianna has her talk with Isolfur that they have any hope of getting on to the next place they need to visit – the kingdom of Hunaland – to find out from her grandfather, if they can, what is the source of the mysterious power in Arianna’s family and how they might use it to defeat Sinmarra.

Overall it continues a good story. But it was frustrating how much came up to block Bolthorn and Arianna from their goal. And sad that there is likely still more pain and suffering before they can (hopefully) defeat Sinmarra and restore everything to its natural order.


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Blood Of The Queen Series Orc Saga Book Two Amalia Dillin Books Reviews

Good continuation of the first book. Thought that this would end the series, but it didn't I really am anxious to see what happens in the end. Not as good as the first book, but the second book in a series is always me least favorite in any 3-book series.
This sequel had a bit of a slow start but once I got into it, I couldn't put it down!! Bolthorn remains the awesomest and Arianna finally BECOMES awesome... which was nice because I kinda wanted to slap her a few times. But where is the next one? I need it now please. K thanks.

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. But I also bought it anyway.

... More Bolthorn? <3
This was just as good as the first book, if not better. My only quibble is the non-ending -- too many loose ends, so is a third book coming? I sure hope so, if not will be disappointed, although yes, I can continue the saga in my imagination, which I will do anyhoo.
The trials that the orc and princess go through are so tortuous. I didn't realize, for some reason, that this would just keep on being an ongoing story. The secondary characters play major parts in the story. The world she describes is so vivid that you can see it clearly. The bond between the two just keeps getting stronger. A couple of big surprises. I don't want to wait for Book 3. I hope the author is a fast typist.
While I thought the first book was better, this one was very good as well. There were fewer love scenes in this book than the first, and described in less detail. It doesn't bother me or anything, just taking note. It seemed that Amalia Dillin was more interested in pushing the story forward now that the romance was fully developed. I enjoyed how she developed the world a little deeper, and the threat of the antagonist became more immediate. The brook horse lore that she added was also an interesting addition. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
Amalia Dillin continues to impress with her romantic fantasy.

The human Arianna, as a character, truly comes into her own during this second book in the Orc Saga. She is a well-developed main character who is passionate but often ineffectual at doing what is best or what is right. She questions her every step, every decision, until she learns to stop worrying and start acting in her best interests.

She and Bolthorn (her orc husband and clan chief to his people) must ride into danger to save not only the orcs but also the humans, elves, and everything else. They never know quite who they can trust nor what they can hope to accomplish when they arrive. It makes for a daring adventure with tense moments of action and suspense. Together they must challenge the powers that be and there is no guarantee they'll both come out the other side.

There's a brief lull in the middle where the characters' frustrations at being unable to act or make decisions crosses over into actual frustration on my part, but it is thankfully very brief and then the story gets moving again.

The third book in the Orc Saga is going to be intense and I can't wait to see how it all ends.
A gorgeous sequel to Honor Among Orcs. Fans of the series will already be familiar with the Amalia Dillin's fresh take on Orc lore, and they won't be disappointed in continuing Arianna and Bolthorn's journey. A fantasy with romantic elements, this established couple face threats and danger together, and make difficult choices (without spoiling too much) with implications across both of their nations. My favorite part is that we learn a lot more about the incredible brook horse, Isolfur, who still leaves me enthralled (I would love a novella about him, btw!!). With her flowing writing style and vivid, extremely memorable stories, Blood of the Queen is another winner by Amalia Dillin!
In this second book of the Orc Saga, Arianna and Bolthorn return to Gautar looking for Bolthorn’s brother Bolvarr and his cousin Hrimnir who had gone there seeking information and failed to return.

Much is made of their connection with the brook horse, Isolfur, on whom they depend to accomplish their goals quickly. The brook horse appears to be similar to the water horse whose story is told in Outlander, except that the brook horse assumes the shape of an actual horse on land and can turn into a man in his underwater home. He can also travel through water, including underground streams, at a high rate of speed while keeping his rider dry (if he wants to), and this is the ability Arianna and Bolthorn are counting on. But Isolfur keeps failing to show up when he is needed, and when Arianna, at last, agrees to go with him to his underwater home so she can talk to him, she finds out that he has a completely different agenda than what they had thought.

They also discover that Sinmarra has come to Gautar, leaving horrible wolf-things to roam over the land. She has also taken over the castle, where
Arianna’s brothers now rule the country in her father’s place. They infiltrate the castle and free Rodric and Isabella only to flee across the countryside. It is not until Arianna has her talk with Isolfur that they have any hope of getting on to the next place they need to visit – the kingdom of Hunaland – to find out from her grandfather, if they can, what is the source of the mysterious power in Arianna’s family and how they might use it to defeat Sinmarra.

Overall it continues a good story. But it was frustrating how much came up to block Bolthorn and Arianna from their goal. And sad that there is likely still more pain and suffering before they can (hopefully) defeat Sinmarra and restore everything to its natural order.