The River and the Star
In the gripping conclusion to the Warring Gods duology, two women find themselves caught in an ancient feud between ruthless entities, in an epic quest for power and liberation.
Reina is full of hope.
At long last, Reina has the peace she's been searching for on the idyllic island of Tierra'e Sol with the lover she's always wanted, and in service to the god of the sun. But she can't quite trust how long this will last. When monstrous creatures of the Void appear on the isle's shores, she is certain she knows who is behind the attacks. Reina will stop at nothing to protect the woman she loves, but it could cost her everything she's fought so hard for.
Eva is cherished.
Finally reunited with her father, the Liberator, Eva struggles to prove herself worthy of being his heir while keeping secret her alliance with the god of the Void. As destruction, both human and magical, tears across the lands, Eva is thrust into a power struggle she's ill-prepared for. Confronted with the limits of her own ambition, Eva must fight to save herself from the powerful corruption of the Void before she loses the family she holds dear.
The warring gods are returning and the only thing between them and absolute power are two young women. But for the first time in their lives, Reina and Eva have something to fight for. And they won't back down.
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Gabriela Romero Lacruz
Gabriela Romero Lacruz is a writer whose roots run deep in the heart of Venezuela, but her storytelling now stretches across the realms of fantasy to capture the imaginations of readers around the world. Known for blending South American folklore with epic, dark fantasy, Gabriela’s work invites readers to dive into worlds filled with ancient gods, magic, and a deep sense of cultural heritage.
Her journey from engineering to storytelling was not a straight line, but a beautiful evolution. Gabriela began her academic career with a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Houston, yet it was the call of art and literature that truly captured her soul. Her love for stories rooted in her Venezuelan background led her to craft narratives that not only transport readers to fantastical realms but also reflect the intricate, layered worlds she knows so well.
The Warring Gods
The Warring Gods consists of two books — considered a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
