War Aeternus Books in Order
Part ofCharles Dean Books in OrderExplore the War Aeternus books by Charles Dean in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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War Aeternus books in publication order
5 books
The Beginning
by Charles Dean
2017
Quiet office worker Lee is transported to a dangerous magical world by a drunken god who demands his service. Forced into a contest among deities, he must learn unfamiliar rules and survive long enough to find a way home.
Harbinger of Ash
by Charles Dean
2018
A request for help sends Lee and his companions toward a prosperous kingdom ruled by the Dragon King. Marauders, a missing hero, and an enemy invading his dreams force him to question whom he can trust.
Sacrifices
by Charles Dean
2018
Lee abandons relative safety to help people trapped in the gods' cruel contest and becomes caught in a city's power struggle. Imprisoned and forced into arena combat, he must survive while confronting the cost of leadership.
The Culling
by Charles Dean
2018
Recovering from devastating losses, Lee faces a new Herald whose pursuit of righteousness permits terrible violence. Protecting vulnerable people becomes harder as the world's governing system grows erratic and rival powers press their own demands.
End of the Faithful
by Charles Dean
2019
With an overwhelming army approaching his newly secured kingdom, Lee turns to an old enemy for help. Gathering the remaining world stones may be his last chance to end the gods' contest before a ruthless king destroys his followers.
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