A Tale of Gods, Mortals, and Jell-O Shooters
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Historical, Fiction & Literature, Humorous, Fantasy
| Author: | Maxwell Cantrell | ISBN: | 1230001449686 |
| Publisher: | self | Publication: | November 30, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Maxwell Cantrell |
| ISBN: | 1230001449686 |
| Publisher: | self |
| Publication: | November 30, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
After having been trapped in his office for ten thousand years Lacerto, the god of small to medium-sized lizards, escapes to seek revenge.
They say when you go looking for revenge, dig two graves. If you're a god, make sure one of them is the size of Mount Olympus. To keep himself out of that grave, Lacerto will have to win and wield a divine weapon that takes the form of a brutally sarcastic salamander, take on the entire pantheon of gods, and control a human lawyer to whom he accidentally assigned god-like power when she became his pope. But at least there will be alcohol. And snark.
"In the wry spirit of James Morrow and Terry Pratchett, Max Cantrell's A Tale of Gods, Mortals, and Jell-O Shooters is a high-minded, hilarious spin on power both mortal and divine." -Joshua Corin, Author of Nuclear Winter Wonderland, Cost of Life, and Marvel's Deadpool: Too Soon
After having been trapped in his office for ten thousand years Lacerto, the god of small to medium-sized lizards, escapes to seek revenge.
They say when you go looking for revenge, dig two graves. If you're a god, make sure one of them is the size of Mount Olympus. To keep himself out of that grave, Lacerto will have to win and wield a divine weapon that takes the form of a brutally sarcastic salamander, take on the entire pantheon of gods, and control a human lawyer to whom he accidentally assigned god-like power when she became his pope. But at least there will be alcohol. And snark.
"In the wry spirit of James Morrow and Terry Pratchett, Max Cantrell's A Tale of Gods, Mortals, and Jell-O Shooters is a high-minded, hilarious spin on power both mortal and divine." -Joshua Corin, Author of Nuclear Winter Wonderland, Cost of Life, and Marvel's Deadpool: Too Soon
