The Madness of Gods

An Unforgettable Epic Fantasy of War and Magic (The Erland Saga, Book 3)

By: R.S. Moule

Narrated by: Colin Mace

Heroes will rise and gods will fall…

The gods have broken free, in an inferno of magic and flame. Now they seek total domination, turning Erland’s conflicts and divisions to their own dark purposes.

Orsian is trapped in the dungeons of Merivale. He must escape the darkness and duel his hateful brother to take up his father’s legacy, as Erland’s champion in the coming storm.

Far to the West, Rymond Prindian fights for his crown. Outnumbered and outclassed by the imperial legions, his ragged band of warriors and mercenaries needs a miracle to survive.

Pherri, torn from existence by magic, awakes in another world—a twisted mirror of the Erland she knows. Only by finding a way home can she hope to save the ones she loves.

Erland’s armies march once more, guided by the ancient malice of the gods. Bonds of family, love and loyalty will be shattered in an epic final battle that will echo across infinite worlds.

The Madness of Gods is the third and final volume in R.S. Moule’s thrilling Erland Saga. With action, magic and intrigue, it’s perfect for fans of George R.R. Martin, John Gwynne and Raymond E. Feist.

©2024 R.S. Moule (P)2024 Second Sky, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Good Fantasy Novel

Pretty good. I’ve never disliked so many characters in a book. Tam and Tanza were the worst.

fantastic ending

Epic story!!! Awesome character development. I really enjoyed this entire series and recommend it for fans of GoT.

Nice surprise!

Thoroughly enjoyed this trilogy. The narrator was good, but a little too often halting needlessly in his read through. That said, the story was fabulous. I whisper-sinc’d these books because I don’t have a lot of time to just sit and read. But I preferred reading this series.

We'll do in a pinch

Not bad at all. Good for a couple of weeks of good reading.
In my case listening

Riveting story with great characters

Absolutely loved the series. It was nerve racking at times, always exciting and the narrator was outstanding