Pieces of Divinity

The Game of Gods, Book 4

De: Joshua Kern

Narrado por: Ramón de Ocampo

The Game of the Gods has changed hands. Gaia has taken control of the system the gods put in place for their game.

Charles and Kira have rescued Alli from the Goddess Alaria and returned to Earth with news of an impending threat. At home, the lack of significant progress on his quest to create more towns is keeping him and Charlotte from searching for their parents.

It’s time to change that. A goal Charles and his sister Charlotte have been working toward for months is nearing completion, and with it, they will gain access to the rest of the world.

The gods had their chance, and then Gaia took it from them. Earth is hers to control, and it’s time to let the humans know it.

The Game of the Gods is no longer what it was, and a new era has begun.

Includes bonus content The Game of Gods: A Tower Novella.

©2021 Joshua Kern (P)2021 Podium Audio

vexing

I knew it was coming... conflict with alli and kera and to some extent I understand but it still vexes me the direction the author took. The only reason I'm continuing this series is because there is one more book and the author decided to delay the Herem for a century . And I'm curious to know how the rest of the story goes. Maybe one of them my die.... I'm quite vexed.

God not god

When your mc is low key op but not op, demigod who gets their ass kicked more than kicking ass. I very much enjoyed the series

good book asshole last line

really good book from start to the second to last line I hate author who use cliffhangers especially ones like this one where the answer would latterly take nothing from the next book it's only a name but damn is it an annoying way to end a book if the rest wasn't so great I'd probably skip the rest of the series

done

I was enjoying the series until we got to the I love triangle with a dog and having to share their lover. no thanks.

just an evil main character

each book I go through I just struggled more and more. I picture this main character as being fully at home during the era of slavery telling everyone why the slaves are just animals and deserve what they get. The author clearly has no real moral framework and is just responding to scenarios in a learned behavior.