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The Game of Gods
Imagine if gods were real and they downloaded their souls into human bodies to play a brutal game for evolution... then imagine if you discovered you were one of them.
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What you Get...
1. Soul Thing
Body snatching witches are real, and there's one gunning for Roo and her family.
Roo works at the local bar, is a little facetious and can't wait to high-tail it out of there to keep her witch-like powers secret. She's not certain where they came from, but they're the same as the enemy, and the last thing she wants is to be burned at the stake. Hiding in plain sight seems to work until Cash, an arrogant witch-hunter, arrives in town with disaster in his wake. He reveals there are more powerful beings that possess humans, and Roo might be one of them. Discovering her true identity sends her on a downward spiral and if she doesn't get a grip on her powers soon, fighting off witches will be the least of her worries. With enemies coming at her from all sides, her only hope of survival is to trust the new handsome stranger in town. But when a witch can look like your sister, aunt, or next-door neighbor, trust is hard to come by...
2. The Devil Inside
A special bonus book told from the point of view of the two leading men in Roo's life. The enigmatic hunter with a broken soul, and the god of the in between, the messenger between worlds, and shameless lover of all things. Secrets are revealed... promises are made.
3. Playing God
She ate the soul of an evil witch to save her mentor, but at what cost?
4. Game Over
A supernatural war looms, and she is the key to unlocking it—and stopping it.
A lost temple in the Amazon, a medieval castle in Budapest, and a summer beach in southern Australia. The Game of Gods, will take you around the world on a whirlwind adventure full of kickass heroines, fiery romance, and supernatural thrills. With a perfect dose of sci-fi, fantasy, romance and mythology, this is not for young readers.
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Reviews from the individual books
***** "Her voice is strong, her characters interesting and empathetic, her hero a hunky mystery and her heroine the kind of kick butting ingenue that made me fall in love with Buffy many years ago..." – Amazon Reviewer.
***** “In my opinion, Game Over is a perfect conclusion to an amazing series. I've loved each and every book in this series. It's a must read for readers who enjoy a good fantasy with mythology twist...” – Amazon Reviewer.
Save and get all four Game of Gods books right now in one box set.
What you Get...
1. Soul Thing
Body snatching witches are real, and there's one gunning for Roo and her family.
Roo works at the local bar, is a little facetious and can't wait to high-tail it out of there to keep her witch-like powers secret. She's not certain where they came from, but they're the same as the enemy, and the last thing she wants is to be burned at the stake. Hiding in plain sight seems to work until Cash, an arrogant witch-hunter, arrives in town with disaster in his wake. He reveals there are more powerful beings that possess humans, and Roo might be one of them. Discovering her true identity sends her on a downward spiral and if she doesn't get a grip on her powers soon, fighting off witches will be the least of her worries. With enemies coming at her from all sides, her only hope of survival is to trust the new handsome stranger in town. But when a witch can look like your sister, aunt, or next-door neighbor, trust is hard to come by...
2. The Devil Inside
A special bonus book told from the point of view of the two leading men in Roo's life. The enigmatic hunter with a broken soul, and the god of the in between, the messenger between worlds, and shameless lover of all things. Secrets are revealed... promises are made.
3. Playing God
She ate the soul of an evil witch to save her mentor, but at what cost?
4. Game Over
A supernatural war looms, and she is the key to unlocking it—and stopping it.
A lost temple in the Amazon, a medieval castle in Budapest, and a summer beach in southern Australia. The Game of Gods, will take you around the world on a whirlwind adventure full of kickass heroines, fiery romance, and supernatural thrills. With a perfect dose of sci-fi, fantasy, romance and mythology, this is not for young readers.
Binge your way through the entire series. Scroll up to one-click now!
Reviews from the individual books
***** "Her voice is strong, her characters interesting and empathetic, her hero a hunky mystery and her heroine the kind of kick butting ingenue that made me fall in love with Buffy many years ago..." – Amazon Reviewer.
***** “In my opinion, Game Over is a perfect conclusion to an amazing series. I've loved each and every book in this series. It's a must read for readers who enjoy a good fantasy with mythology twist...” – Amazon Reviewer.
1010 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 7, 2019
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About the author
Lana Pecherczyk
67 books2,440 followersLana lives in Perth, Western Australia and loves writing Paranormal/ Fantasy and Sci-fi Romance. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her creating art and designing book covers. She also fights evil by moonlight, wins love by daylight and never runs from a real fight.
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July 31, 2023
Interesting concept…
The concept was interesting, but there were many flaws in its execution. So many things didn’t add up to make sense. Details were changed from one book to the next about a person. For example, Jed showed Roo his star map on his stomach at Cash’s cottage in Margaret River right before they left for the states, but later, it was written he never showed a star map. The star map idea in itself was flawed because it was said to say where someone was from, but shouldn’t the other players, especially Cash, been able to look at one and tell where it led? Cash’s being so huge should have been able to distinguished by Marc.
Then their is Cash’s unique situation with his soul. How was he born again so many times when any other Seraphim who died on Earth’s souls would be gone forever, unlike the Nephilim who’s souls go purgatory and then returned later to the Empire?
Then there were the rules to the Game, broken by Urser numerous times, yet at the Tribunal meeting at the Castle, Cato said Urser wouldn’t kill humans because he would be breaking the rules of the game…. right after he broke rule number one of not outing gods to the humans… made zero sense.
Then there was the major running of the stupidity of Roo throughout all the books, yet when she finally had a good idea or did something right, the author tried to write her as if she was insightful, intuitive and intelligent the entire time, backing it up with statements from either Cash or Marc. I’m like seriously! Our MC had a thing for Prince, the artist, but when we found out who she was, no correlation was made between that and Alkiemon…not even in the end. I was hoping it was supposed to be some subconscious thing, but it wasn’t.
Anyway, nice longer series. The afterword said it was her first one so pretty good start. I read an elven one from her before and it was pretty good so practice makes perfect. See my notes, highlights and commentary on Goodreads. Happy reading!
The concept was interesting, but there were many flaws in its execution. So many things didn’t add up to make sense. Details were changed from one book to the next about a person. For example, Jed showed Roo his star map on his stomach at Cash’s cottage in Margaret River right before they left for the states, but later, it was written he never showed a star map. The star map idea in itself was flawed because it was said to say where someone was from, but shouldn’t the other players, especially Cash, been able to look at one and tell where it led? Cash’s being so huge should have been able to distinguished by Marc.
Then their is Cash’s unique situation with his soul. How was he born again so many times when any other Seraphim who died on Earth’s souls would be gone forever, unlike the Nephilim who’s souls go purgatory and then returned later to the Empire?
Then there were the rules to the Game, broken by Urser numerous times, yet at the Tribunal meeting at the Castle, Cato said Urser wouldn’t kill humans because he would be breaking the rules of the game…. right after he broke rule number one of not outing gods to the humans… made zero sense.
Then there was the major running of the stupidity of Roo throughout all the books, yet when she finally had a good idea or did something right, the author tried to write her as if she was insightful, intuitive and intelligent the entire time, backing it up with statements from either Cash or Marc. I’m like seriously! Our MC had a thing for Prince, the artist, but when we found out who she was, no correlation was made between that and Alkiemon…not even in the end. I was hoping it was supposed to be some subconscious thing, but it wasn’t.
Anyway, nice longer series. The afterword said it was her first one so pretty good start. I read an elven one from her before and it was pretty good so practice makes perfect. See my notes, highlights and commentary on Goodreads. Happy reading!
May 11, 2024
Truth be told!!!
It always amazes me how the writer can come up with such a fantastic story. Always remembers all the elaborate details that make the story such a great read. Keeps you so enthralled that you have difficulty putting it down to complete daily chores or go to bed. I will miss these characters as I move on to a new series. Everything I have read of Lana's has been absolutely awesome. I highly recommend.
It always amazes me how the writer can come up with such a fantastic story. Always remembers all the elaborate details that make the story such a great read. Keeps you so enthralled that you have difficulty putting it down to complete daily chores or go to bed. I will miss these characters as I move on to a new series. Everything I have read of Lana's has been absolutely awesome. I highly recommend.
September 6, 2020
What an amazing story! Loved the characters and the world of gods, demigods, and witches. I’ve just recently discovered this author and believe I have read nearly all of her books and waiting on more. The storylines flow seamlessly with great pacing. The plot is well designed with many twists and turns along the way. Great reading for all urban fantasy and paranormal readers. Highly Recommended!
April 2, 2024
3.75 Stars!
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