Everything Ends

The Game of Gods, Book 5

By: Joshua Kern

Narrated by: Ramon de Ocampo

A family united. A God who’s gone crazy. A world about to be saved.

Charles is reaching the end of his rope. The things he has seen have nearly become too much. He never signed up to be a hero. It was never a burden he wanted. Only his burgeoning family has kept him going for this long, but now even Gaia needs his help.

The system the Gods created for their game is on the brink of collapse. There have been too many people and events that they never accounted for since it began, each one causing cascading errors. The biggest two being Charles and his sister Charlotte.

The Game of Gods is about to end, whether they like it or not. Charles has what he needs to rescue his parents at last. But that’s only the first step.

At the end of it all lies a rogue God. One who has been using them all for his own purposes. Still, the question remains. What is his true motivation for using them?

©2023 Joshua Kern (P)2023 Podium Audio

What an ending

This is what I hopped for. It complete the current story and leave an opening for more to come.

what book Is crossing over in this book It seems like a book I remember but I can't place it

Still a good book.Though I enjoy it thoroughly.Can't wait for book number five Whatever that comes out

Warning Recommended

I loved the entire series. I recommend a trigger warning ⚠️ be placed on it due to some the emotional content. If I hadn't done the level of emotional work I have done, the lateral storylines could have been very teiggering for me. Nevertheless, I appreciate the realness of the emotional/mental aspects embedded as part of the main story.

Great read

This was a great series. I hope there’s a spinoff maybe when the other family comes to battle, and runs into the two cousins which scares the rest of the gods.

Tough to get through

I have mixed feelings about this series. it started out interesting with the first couple books but then slowly got less interesting to me. After the first couple books I took the chance and bought the rest of the series when it was on sale. This final book there were just storylines that didn't interest me at all. Little kids, family, emotional pain, getting over trauma, and caring about things such as hair color... it just wasn't my thing. There was just a steady shift from interesting premise to boring and sometimes cringe-worthy conversation. I don't want to be unfair. I'm sure that there is an audience for that type of thing but it just wasn't for me.