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The Human Tide
Paperback
Series: The Rebel Olympus Saga, Book 2
Publisher: Ediciones Martin Portas
Published: May 5 2026
Pages: 72
Weight: 0.24
Height: 0.17 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The ocean hides secrets made of crystal and blood. To save their future, they must face the shadows of the Labyrinth.
The crew of the Aegean Renegade arrives at the shores of Crete, but they are not welcomed as heroes. The islanders, suffering under a brutal punishment from Poseidon, look at Cole with nothing but hatred. Despite their resentment, Cole is determined to help them and save the slaves trapped within the island's darkest corners.
The path to justice leads them to a place of nightmares: the Labyrinth. Under the influence of Hades, Lord of the Dead, the maze has become a trap for mortal souls. To succeed, Cole and Dante must make the ultimate sacrifice: they must separate.
While they lead different missions to break the chains of the oppressed, the distance between them becomes their greatest enemy. In a world of divine traps and human suffering, their promise to find each other is tested to the breaking point. Forced to fight their own battles, they will not see each other again until the final, devastating moment.
The Human Tide is the second book in an epic MM mythological fantasy saga. A story of sacrifice, unyielding hope, and a love that must survive the silence of a long separation.
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