The Horns of Ruin

· Prometheus Books
4.6
5 reviews
eBook
195
Pages

About this eBook

Eva Forge is the last paladin of a dead god. Morgan, god of battle and champion of the Fraterdom, was assassinated by his jealous brother, Amon. Over time, the Cult of Morgan has been surpassed by other gods, his blessings ignored in favor of brighter technologies and more mechanical miracles. Eva was the last child dedicated to the Cult of Morgan, forsaken by her parents and forgotten by her family. Now she watches as her new family, her Cult, crumbles all around her.

When a series of kidnappings and murders makes it clear that someone is trying to hasten the death of the Cult of Morgan, Eva must seek out unexpected allies and unwelcome answers in the city of Ash. But will she be able to save the city from a growing conspiracy, one that reaches back to her childhood, even back to the murder of her god?

Ratings and reviews

4.6
5 reviews
A Google user
31 August 2012
Tim akers has created a truly unique world within this story. Part magic fantasy part steampunk, the tale of Eva forge, is a story of power and resolve. The book is written in first person so it may take some getting used to, but I could hardly put it down. This book was a very pleasant surprise and a worthy addition to my library. May Eva's story be the first of many to come.
Fred Steffen
9 December 2014
Great book! Compelling, with characters that you care about, even if some are a little insane. Solid world building. Wish there was another one.

About the author

Tim Akers was born in deeply rural North Carolina, the only son of a theologian. He moved to Chicago for college, where he lives with his wife of thirteen years and their German shepherd. He splits his time between databases and fountain pens. You can visit Tim’s Web site at shadoth.blogspot.com.

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