It runs with the concept that every god, myth, and legend is real, and that they belong to an immortal species known as the Firstborn. It takes everything that was already there, and dials it up to eleven.įor those of you who aren’t familiar with Paternus, it’s what I’d describe as an Epic Urban Fantasy series. If the first was a little nervous in places, the sequel exudes confidence.
Rise of Gods was already good, but Wrath of Gods just feels so much more polished. One of the most rewarding things about following an author from their debut novel is that you get to see them grow as they write more books. Bringing every mythological figure to life, combining similar legends from different regions and religions, and wrapping this all up in some awesome original lore… The first Paternus book was pretty damn cool. When I read Paternus: Rise of Gods last year, I found it to be an enjoyable urban fantasy story with a really interesting premise. Paternus: Wrath of Gods will be released on July 10th. We received ARCs from the author in exchange for honest reviews. Along the way, Fi and Zeke discover that they, too, have strengths of their own-though they come at a cost neither may wish to bear. On the run from an ancient evil and his army of terrors straight out of myths from around the world, Fi and Zeke aid Peter in his globe-trotting quest to seek out the remaining Firstborn, uncover the enemy’s plans, and gather the Warriors of Old for what may become the final battle in the world’s oldest war.
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