Godscourge, Book 1: Star Crucible

A Progression Fantasy Adventure

De: Felix Taylor

Narrado por: Michelle Stull

Defy the gods. Wield an ocean of power. Rise above everything. The gods and their children rule everything with an iron fist. But Vayra has a secret. She’s sharing a soul with one of them. Growing up as a mortal street rat, she only knew a few things: they loved power, hierarchies, and respect. She was at the bottom of the food chain. She was never supposed to amount to much. But she refuses to accept her fate. She’ll do anything to rise above her circumstances, including forming a pact with a rebellious goddess to kickstart her climb to the top. She’s stepping into a wider world, with power struggles beyond what she could ever imagine. Only one thing’s certain: it’s time to take charge of her life, or die trying.

About the series: Godscourge is a weak to strong, cultivation- and xianxia-inspired adventure. Step into a seafaring fantasy world with magic ships, god-emperors, and an underdog main character. Perfect for fans of the Weirkey Chronicles, Cradle, and Beneath the Dragoneye Moons.

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pirate punk in space

An interesting spin on character growth using a link to the gods. This pirate punk in space story follows a downtrodden youth who meets an eclectic cast of characters. She travels through the lower parts of a dense city, onto a sea and space faring vessel, and beyond. Worlds building and character interactions were quite fun.

Get Past the Introduction

I almost quit on this before the end of the Introduction. It was very monotone, and felt like a 3rd grader wrote it. Things like "He said..." followed by "She said... " and the "They said..." over and over again back to back.

Once I got through the introduction and the story and performance got so much better.