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The Troy GameSeries

This series transports readers to ancient Greece, a realm where gods treat mortals as mere pawns in their divine games. Dive into the intricate interplay between the divine and human worlds, exposing the capricious nature of the gods and the fragility of mortal existence. Themes of power, fate, and the struggle for agency resonate throughout this vivid depiction of a time when deities held immense sway over human lives, often with little regard for their suffering.

Gods' Concubine. Book Two of the Troy Game
Hades' Daughter
Druid's Sword
Darkwitch Rising. Book Three of the Troy Game

Recommended Reading Order

  1. 1

    Hades' Daughter

    • 674 pages
    • 24 hours of reading
    4.4(6)Add rating

    Set in Ancient Greece, the narrative explores a world where gods view mortals as mere pawns in their divine games. The story delves into the interplay between the divine and human realms, highlighting the capricious nature of the gods and the fragility of mortal existence. Themes of power, fate, and the struggle for agency permeate this vivid portrayal of a time when deities wielded immense influence over human lives, often with little regard for their suffering.

    Hades' Daughter
  2. 2

    Gods' Concubine. Book Two of the Troy Game

    • 624 pages
    • 22 hours of reading
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    Brutus and the remnants of the fallen city of Troy journey to the land of Albion, where they begin to construct a new Labyrinth, a place of extraordinary magical power, unaware that there are plans to use that power for dark purposes

    Gods' Concubine. Book Two of the Troy Game
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    Druid's Sword

    Book Four of the Troy Game

    • 706 pages
    • 25 hours of reading
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    Set during the harrowing Blitz of 1940, the narrative captures the resilience of Londoners as they confront the relentless German bombings. Each dawn reveals the destruction wrought overnight, yet the spirit of the citizens remains unbroken. Amid the constant threat of death, they strive to maintain a semblance of normalcy, showcasing their determination to resist the forces aiming to dismantle their nation. The story highlights themes of courage, community, and survival in the face of overwhelming adversity.

    Druid's Sword