The Hunger of the Gods – John Gwynne
The echoes of ancient deities continue to resonate across a world teetering on the edge of chaos. As the remnants of godly power linger, the characters we’ve come to know and love face new challenges, confront darker secrets, and navigate a realm where the line between myth and reality blurs.
The narrative unfolds with relentless momentum, carrying readers deeper into a world brimming with mythical creatures, political machinations, and the indomitable spirit of its diverse cast of characters. From seasoned warriors to enigmatic sorcerers, each individual is drawn into a complex web of destinies, where the Hunger of the Gods looms large, threatening to consume all in its path.
As alliances are tested and ancient prophecies unfurl, Gwynne’s rich storytelling weaves a tapestry of tension, mystery, and heart-pounding action. The landscape is both awe-inspiring and perilous, and our heroes must grapple with their own desires, fears, and the weight of the world-altering events that unfold.
John Gwynne
John Gwynne, a British author born in 1971, has established himself as a prominent voice in epic fantasy literature. Renowned for his meticulously crafted worlds and immersive storytelling, Gwynne gained widespread acclaim for his debut series, "The Faithful and the Fallen." With a background in historical reenactment and a deep passion for mythology, Gwynne's works are marked by their rich characterizations, epic battles, and a masterful ability to weave traditional fantasy elements into fresh and engaging narratives, solidifying his place among contemporary fantasy luminaries.