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Lauren Jones Book Review for Enemy of the Gods @ Reedsy Discovery

Sometimes, Dreams are Overrated.

Amazon link for Enemy of the Gods here.

Hofsetz second installment is original, entertaining, and vastly creative.

Lauren Jones @ Reedsy Discover

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2020 International Book Awards – Part II

But wait, there’s more! In the 2020 Readers’ Favorite Awards, the Challenges of the Gods audiobook was a finalist in the Fiction – Audiobook category. A book narrated by Will Wheaton was third, so that’s not too shabby.

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2020 International Book Awards

The 2020 Readers’ Favorite International Book Awards are out! Enemy of the Gods is an award winner in the Fiction: Dystopia category – Honorable Mention.

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2020 American Fiction Award Winner!

The 2020 American Fiction Awards are out! Challenges of the Gods is an award winner in the Science Fiction: Parallel Universe/Alternative History category and a finalist in the Science Fiction: Aliens/Space category. Story here.

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Literary Titan Book Awards July 2020

Challenges of the Gods is a Literary Titan Gold Award Winner!

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Gold Award Winners

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LITERARY TITAN REVIEW of Challenges of the Gods

Sometimes, Heaven is Overrated.

Amazon link for Challenges of the Gods here.

“It’s a miracle Hofsetz’s penetrating sense of humour did not literally crack my ribs. The main character’s knack for silly thoughts, conversations between the characters and the culture of Hofsetz’s earth (Jora) all filled the book with hilarious moments.

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Don’t Trust Zeon!

Check my interview with Literary Titan where I talk about Enemy of the Gods Dont Trust Zeon!

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C. Hofsetz Author Interview

Enemy of the Gods follows Zeon as he tries to live a normal life, before a missile drags him back to the life he left behind. What was the inspiration for the setup of this thrilling story?

The main theme of this trilogy is trust. So, the opening chapters are a call for help from his family and friendsbut the missile indicates he still doesnt know whom to...

Literary Titan Book Awards May 2020

Enemy of the Gods has just won the Literary Titan Silver Award.

The Literary Titan Book Awards are awarded to books that have astounded and amazed us with unique writing styles, vivid worlds, complex characters, and original ideas. These books deserve extraordinary praise and we are proud to acknowledge the hard work, dedication, and imagination of these talented authors.

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The Literary Titan Book Awards are awarded to books that have astounded and amazed us with unique writing...

The Wood Between The World Review for Enemy of the Gods

Sometimes, Dreams are Overrated.

Amazon link for Enemy of the Gods here.

That blend of humor and high-stakes intensity sets the tone perfectly for this story. Ive heard it said that The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy sometimes errs on the side of humor at the expense of story. And while whether or not I agree with that is also a topic for another time, lets just say Enemy of the Gods walks a fine line between humor and plotand the thing is, it never loses its balance.

Erin, The Wood Between...

Enemy Of The Gods

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Enemy of the Gods picks up where Hofsetzs previous book, Challenges of the Gods left off. The book begins with antihero Zeon imprisoned and alone on a planet with his trusty cat-like robot Harry for company. Assuming he has left his previous existence behind him, Zeon has settled into a sense of normality. Obviously, that doesnt last long when a missile drags Zeon back into a life he thought he had left behind. The opening chapter was an excellent introduction to the book...