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    And Night Descends (The Third Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #3
    The Twilight Fades (The Fifth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #5
    When Shadows Fall (The First Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #1
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    The Books of the Small Gods Series

    By Bruce Blake

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    About this series

    Evil courses through the land, seeking to choke the roots sprouting from the Seed of Life and destroy humanity's last shred of hope.

    The Evenstar has returned, and with him comes the rise of the Small Gods.When armies amass at Ikkundana, the City of the Sick prepares for the final battle.

    But where is the firstborn child of the rightful king, the one prophesied to save humankind? Who will save the kingdom?

    A sailor. A child. A once great warrior now a shadow of himself.

    None can stand against the invincible statue, nor hope to turn the tide of a war waged against the gods.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBruce Blake
    Release dateSep 3, 2013
    And Night Descends (The Third Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #3
    The Twilight Fades (The Fifth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #5
    When Shadows Fall (The First Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      When Shadows Fall (The First Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #1
      When Shadows Fall (The First Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #1

      When Shadows Fall (The First Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #1

      Bruce Blake
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      An ancient prophecy threatens the return of the Small Gods to seek revenge on those who banished them a thousand years before. According to its words, only one person can stop them: the firstborn child of the rightful king. But King Erral usurped the throne decades past. For whom are the words intended? When the prince and princess discover the long-forgotten scroll, Teryk is convinced he is the savior of the kingdom and determines to fulfill his destiny. His sister is not so sure. If he is the chosen one, why is it only Danya can read the words inscribed on the parchment? And what of the other elements of the prophecy: the Barren Mother, the Living Statue, and the Man from Across the Sea? None of them can possibly exist. Teryk strikes out on his own to become the hero he is meant to be and prove his worth to his father once and for all. His desperate sister and the kingdom's one-armed champion give chase, but none of them realize the evil they've set in motion. The prince wants to save the kingdom. The princess wants to save her brother. But in a fight against the gods, who will save them all?

      An ancient prophecy threatens the return of the Small Gods to seek revenge on those who banished them a thousand years before. According to its words, only one person can stop them: the firstborn child of the rightful king. But King Erral usurped the throne decades past. For whom are the words intended? When the prince and princess discover the long-forgotten scroll, Teryk is convinced he is the savior of the kingdom and determines to fulfill his destiny. His sister is not so sure. If he is the chosen one, why is it only Danya can read the words inscribed on the parchment? And what of the other elements of the prophecy: the Barren Mother, the Living Statue, and the Man from Across the Sea? None of them can possibly exist. Teryk strikes out on his own to become the hero he is meant to be and prove his worth to his father once and for all. His desperate sister and the kingdom's one-armed champion give chase, but none of them realize the evil they've set in motion. The prince wants to save the kingdom. The princess wants to save her brother. But in a fight against the gods, who will save them all?

    • 3

      And Night Descends (The Third Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #3
      And Night Descends (The Third Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #3

      And Night Descends (The Third Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #3

      Bruce Blake
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      When days of peace approach their end… Without knowing the consequences, the royal siblings unwittingly put into motion an ancient plot destined to bring the return of the banished Small Gods. When Danya spoke the words on the long-forgotten scroll, the countdown began. And wounds inflicted are too deep to mend… A mysterious healer brought Teryk back from the brink of death, but at what cost? Could he still be the firstborn of the rightful king meant to prevent the fall of man? A Barren Mother… Rescued from a place she never imagined herself in, she still struggles to find her way without sight, without help. But worst of all, without faith. The Seed of Life… Hidden in a pouch at the princess' hip, it speaks to her. But if she doesn't understand what it says, how can she fulfill her part of destiny? Living statue… The ominous golem has found that for which it searched. The first ingredient for the return of Those Who Watch From the Sky is nearly complete and man's time is drawing to its end. One must die to raise them all… The Evenstar's patience grows thin, for soon the stars will fall, and then night will descend. Then he will rule again.

      When days of peace approach their end… Without knowing the consequences, the royal siblings unwittingly put into motion an ancient plot destined to bring the return of the banished Small Gods. When Danya spoke the words on the long-forgotten scroll, the countdown began. And wounds inflicted are too deep to mend… A mysterious healer brought Teryk back from the brink of death, but at what cost? Could he still be the firstborn of the rightful king meant to prevent the fall of man? A Barren Mother… Rescued from a place she never imagined herself in, she still struggles to find her way without sight, without help. But worst of all, without faith. The Seed of Life… Hidden in a pouch at the princess' hip, it speaks to her. But if she doesn't understand what it says, how can she fulfill her part of destiny? Living statue… The ominous golem has found that for which it searched. The first ingredient for the return of Those Who Watch From the Sky is nearly complete and man's time is drawing to its end. One must die to raise them all… The Evenstar's patience grows thin, for soon the stars will fall, and then night will descend. Then he will rule again.

    • 5

      The Twilight Fades (The Fifth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #5
      The Twilight Fades (The Fifth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #5

      The Twilight Fades (The Fifth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #5

      Bruce Blake
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      The Evenstar has ridden a ball of fire from the sky. Ine'vesi is the harbinger of the Small Gods' return, and a reminder of the destruction inevitable in their wake. Who can yet save mankind? The man from across the sea, on whose ankle is locked a cuff with no key, can't even remember his name. The seed of life is lost. The barren mother faithless. The living statue victorious. One thoughtless action is all it takes to set in motion the final pieces of the prophecy. One selfish decision to bring about the kingdom's end. With the last of the prophecy's protectors beaten, who will stand against the gods? Is this really the end of man?

      The Evenstar has ridden a ball of fire from the sky. Ine'vesi is the harbinger of the Small Gods' return, and a reminder of the destruction inevitable in their wake. Who can yet save mankind? The man from across the sea, on whose ankle is locked a cuff with no key, can't even remember his name. The seed of life is lost. The barren mother faithless. The living statue victorious. One thoughtless action is all it takes to set in motion the final pieces of the prophecy. One selfish decision to bring about the kingdom's end. With the last of the prophecy's protectors beaten, who will stand against the gods? Is this really the end of man?

    • 6

      And Kingdoms End (The Sixth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #6
      And Kingdoms End (The Sixth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #6

      And Kingdoms End (The Sixth Book of the Small Gods): The Books of the Small Gods, #6

      Bruce Blake
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      Evil courses through the land, seeking to choke the roots sprouting from the Seed of Life and destroy humanity's last shred of hope. The Evenstar has returned, and with him comes the rise of the Small Gods.When armies amass at Ikkundana, the City of the Sick prepares for the final battle. But where is the firstborn child of the rightful king, the one prophesied to save humankind? Who will save the kingdom? A sailor. A child. A once great warrior now a shadow of himself. None can stand against the invincible statue, nor hope to turn the tide of a war waged against the gods.

      Evil courses through the land, seeking to choke the roots sprouting from the Seed of Life and destroy humanity's last shred of hope. The Evenstar has returned, and with him comes the rise of the Small Gods.When armies amass at Ikkundana, the City of the Sick prepares for the final battle. But where is the firstborn child of the rightful king, the one prophesied to save humankind? Who will save the kingdom? A sailor. A child. A once great warrior now a shadow of himself. None can stand against the invincible statue, nor hope to turn the tide of a war waged against the gods.

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