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''Young Hercules: The Ares Alliance'' was the second tie-in novel for Young Hercules. | ''Young Hercules: The Ares Alliance'' was the second tie-in novel for Young Hercules. | ||
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The Amazons have been taken to Yoruba, a West African kingdom. There Ogun, Ares' counterpart, plans to inflame his people against the Amazons to start a war between them. But for once Ares is powerless - Zeus has forbidden any Olympian from interfering in the affairs of outside gods. Now Hercules and Ares must forge a strange kind of alliance while battling three fearsome monsters in order to rescue Cyane and her people. | The Amazons have been taken to Yoruba, a West African kingdom. There Ogun, Ares' counterpart, plans to inflame his people against the Amazons to start a war between them. But for once Ares is powerless - Zeus has forbidden any Olympian from interfering in the affairs of outside gods. Now Hercules and Ares must forge a strange kind of alliance while battling three fearsome monsters in order to rescue Cyane and her people. | ||
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* [http://yhu.deabryn.com/IntervKRAD.html Interview with Keith R.A. DeCandido] by Bryn, Co-Chancellor of the [http://yhu.deabryn.com/ Young Hercules University]. | |||
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Young Hercules: The Ares Alliance was the second tie-in novel for Young Hercules.
Blurb
In a strange land, a cunning plot plunges the son of Zeus into the battle of his life.
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It's spring break at Cheiron's Avademy - the perfect time for Hercules, Iolaus, and Lilith to visit Cyane and the Amazons. But when they arrive at the tribe's settlement, they find it deserted - the Amazons have simply vanished. How could Ares, the god of war and the Amazons' defender and protector, have allowed this to happen?
The Amazons have been taken to Yoruba, a West African kingdom. There Ogun, Ares' counterpart, plans to inflame his people against the Amazons to start a war between them. But for once Ares is powerless - Zeus has forbidden any Olympian from interfering in the affairs of outside gods. Now Hercules and Ares must forge a strange kind of alliance while battling three fearsome monsters in order to rescue Cyane and her people.
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- Interview with Keith R.A. DeCandido by Bryn, Co-Chancellor of the Young Hercules University.
