Blades Reforged

The world is on the brink of ruin. The Goddess’ chosen must fight back, lest Abomination consume everything.

Everything is hurtling towards catastrophe.

The Blade is lost. People have died. Abomination is still out there. No one knows what to do… but they have to do something.

Without the Blade tying him to the situation, Jamirh feels adrift and forgotten about as the government of Romanii tries to brace itself for what’s coming. Takeshi is still trying to navigate whether or not he wants to be a priest of Hades, but the effects of his encounter with the Truth Seekers are making everything more difficult. Ander blames himself for not foreseeing the events at Tilden Base and has locked himself away in his lab. After centuries of being controlled by the Empire, the Seekers themselves have their own plans – which may or may not align with those of the goddess.

But what even is Abomination? What is magic? Why do these two forces find themselves in conflict cycle after cycle, and what does it mean for the mortals who find themselves caught between them?

As Abomination begins to gain ground, can anything be done to stop it? Or will the world finally end in ruin?

Blades Reforged is the third and final book in Blades of the Goddess, a high fantasy series with urban and sci-fi elements. This series will appeal to all ages, especially fans of the Shannara Chronicles, the Chronicles of Amber, and the Heralds of Valdemar. 

The Blades of the Goddess series tells a story of cyclical calamity in a world both like and unlike ours.

"Choice" - what does that mean, and what does that look like? How bound are we to choices made by others? How can you take agency for yourself while caught up in a world-ending catastrophe, where your choices will affect many more people than just yourself? Should you have to sacrifice everything you are and everything you want to be to save the world?

The Blades of the Goddess series includes:

• Chosen one(s)
• Reluctant hero
• Found family
• Low romance
• Magic and gods
• Ninjas and Vampires and Pirates
• Multiple pov
• LGTBQ+ relationships and characters

Length: 121,000 words

Spice: No spice

The Blades of the Goddess series is COMPLETE.

"This is legit one of my favorite books. I love the authors writing style and the characters. It’s so detailed and there’s so many layers, it’s amazing. It’s also a unique story (which when you read too much fantasy-sci fi books can be difficult to find). I can’t recommend it enough. I can’t wait to reread the series!" - Kat

"Reading through each book is simply a joy, and even while stressful things are happening in the text, I am still happily sitting here with my nook and a cup of tea... Liz constructed a semi-dystopian world filled with a complex magic system, loveable characters, and life themes that are not overly cliché; everything a light fantasy reader could want." - Kieran Reid

"The conclusion of the Blades trilogy is wholly satisfying. Everyone keeps growing, self-actualizing, and working together for the good. Readers should absolutely begin with book one, but go ahead and grab all three. You won't want to wait before starting the next, and the next." - William Hoyle

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