The Lost Gods Books in Order
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The Lost Gods books in publication order
5 books
Burning Bright
by Megan Derr
2012
Thief Raz wants a peaceful life with his closest friend Pechal, until Pechal is selected for sacrifice as a fragment of a fallen god. Their escape pits them against a relentless high priest and others with darker motives.
Chaos
by Megan Derr
2012
Sasha awakens in an isolated kingdom with little memory beyond his name and fragments of a violent struggle. Carrying unusual weapons and a powerful ring, he ventures into the snowbound land seeking answers to a mission he can barely recall.
Poison
by Megan Derr
2012
As a recurring catastrophe approaches, Gael fears for himself, his sisters, and the lover he keeps hidden. When the White Beasts begin falling into an unbreakable sleep, the kingdom faces another failed chance to restore its lost gods.
Stone Rose
by Megan Derr
2012
Prince Culebra is the latest mortal incarnation of the Basilisk, whose gaze turns others to stone. Rival religious orders seek either his restoration or permanent destruction, leaving him isolated, grieving, and threatened by assassins and kidnappers.
Treasure
by Megan Derr
2012
Born to be sacrificed so his family can retain stolen divine power, Prince Nankyokukai resolves to change the terms of his death. Secretly hiring a merchant ship, he journeys with his trusted companion and the captain he has long loved.
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