Godswar

The Magitech Chronicles, Book 7

Nefarius comes and gods tremble

Nefarius has risen. She is implacable. Unstoppable. God after god is fallen and consumed, and each time the terrible dragon-goddess grows stronger.

Nebiat has stolen the Spellship, depriving Voria of its strength when she needs it most. But Nebiat's schemes have never been tested by someone like Talifax, and she will finally discover she's not as clever as she believes.

One possibility of victory remains. Aran, Nara, and Kazon discover their true purpose, left by the elder god Xal when he planned for his own demise. With this contingency they have one chance to oppose Nefarius. One chance to stop the goddess that will devour everything.

If they fail darkness wins, and our universe will be extinguished. Succeeding carries its own price, one Aran must choose for others to live.

©2019 Chris Fox (P)2019 Chris Fox

fun story. good lusten

some of the elements are eye rolling, sure but the story is cohesive and nicely written. The characters were fleshed out and interesting. And the narrator deserves mad props. great paceing and so many characters that all had unique accents and speech traits and he nailed it!

A perfect successor to Dragonlance

I have been reading fantasy and science-fiction for 35 of my 40 years and in that time very few book series have come close to the Dragonlance Chronicles. Chris Fox is this generation's Weiss and Hickman. A great story that will now dwell beside Dragonlance, Pern, and Darkover on my bookshelf.

Good finish!

This was a great way and a teasing way to end. I guess you truly can never get enough of a great story and even better characters.

Great conclusion!

loved the entire series and can't wait for the spin offs!! keep them coming Mr.Fox!

A fitting end to an entertaining series

Chris Fox did a fine job closing most of the loose ends and hinted at a follow-on series that might address the one large one left largely unclear. I took one star away for the two incidents involving resurrections, one that involved transference of people lost in the past using time transposition and the other involving the reconstitution of a soul back into a mortal living form.

Ryan Kennard Burke's narrating performance was a joy to experience.