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    Whom the Gods Fear

    By M. M. Perry

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    Cass has her memories back and she's reunited with Gunnarr and her friends. Just in time for a devastating war waged by the gods.

    Cass and Gunnarr have only days to make a plan to help the people of Tanavia avoid utter destruction. The whole team will need to come together to make an impact on a battle to end all battles. But gods hold grudges, and Cass is at the top of their list.

    Gunnarr and Cass will cross the world to find the answers they need to change fate, all the while with the gods hot on their heels. Their goal within reach, one god in particular closes in on Cass, ready to strike her down.

    In the conclusion of the Of Gods & Mortals trilogy, Cass and Gunnarr are willing to sacrifice all to save their world from the power of the gods. But will it be enough?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM. M. Perry
    Release dateOct 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370400980
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    M. M. Perry

    M.M. Perry has written and published five books. By day, she is an expert cat and dog wrangler, a nacho connoisseur, and writer of fantasy, science fiction and horror. By night... she does the same things. She is hard at work getting her first science fiction series edited and published. She’s equally busy teaching her pug to sing along to the Muppets. She is known for saying, “No task involving a pug is impossible, just highly improbable.” Read more about M.M. Perry at authormmperry.com

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