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The Last Supper Before Ragnarok

Cassandra Khaw

Ages 14–18

Readers rate it 2.5 (2 on Hardcover)

217 pages · Released Jun 11, 2019

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This adult-skewing urban fantasy follows a diverse team of misfits investigating the disappearance of father gods after apocalyptic events. The book contains combat violence, death, and dark themes appropriate for older teens rather than middle-grade readers, though profanity and sexual content remain moderate. The story emphasizes found family, loyalty, and unconventional heroism, balancing its darker elements with character-driven humor and meaningful relationships.

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THE APOCALYPSE IS OLD NEWS. Tanis Barlas, snake-woman assassin. Cason Cole, the killer of gods. Louie Fitzsimmons, the last known Prophet. And Rupert Wong, a chef who just wants to eat his instant noodles and stay home. The Greek Pantheon has been obliterated, and gods and monsters across the globe are looking to fill... THE APOCALYPSE IS OLD NEWS. Tanis Barlas, snake-woman assassin. Cason Cole, the killer of gods. Louie Fitzsimmons, the last known Prophet. And Rupert Wong, a chef who just wants to eat his instant noodles and stay home. The Greek Pantheon has been obliterated, and gods and monsters across the globe are looking to fill the vacuum. But Rupert, Case, Fitz, and Tanis have bigger problems to deal with. It’s time to answer the biggest question of all: Where did the father gods go?

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  • Fantasy
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ISBN 9781786182180 · Rebellion Publishing Ltd

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