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Malice, The Shadow Of The Gods, The Hunger Of The Gods, Wrath & More 7 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Author: John Gwynne | Publisher: Pan/Orbit ltd
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Titles in This Set:
The Shadow of the Gods
The Hunger of the Gods
The Fury of the Gods
Malice
Valour
Ruin
Wrath

Format: Paperback

Overview:
This seven‑book paperback collection brings together John Gwynne’s twin, richly imagined epic fantasies in a single, collectible package. On one hand, you have The Faithful and the Fallen quartet—Malice, Valour, Ruin and Wrath—set in the brutal Banished Lands where loyalties are tested and every ally could become an enemy. On the other, The Bloodsworn Saga’s first trilogy—The Shadow of the Gods, The Hunger of the Gods, and The Fury of the Gods—an unapologetically Norse‑inspired saga where gods walk among mortals and destinies collide with the clash of war. Gwynne’s trademark blend of sprawling battle sequences, propulsive plots, and morally complex characters anchors this set, inviting both new readers and seasoned fans to binge across two interconnected worlds. The UK editions feature the distinctive artwork shown in the product image, making this a visually striking addition to any fantasy shelf and a true value for collectors who want full story presence in paperback.

What Makes This Collection Worth Owning:
Buying the complete seven‑book collection delivers a continuous reading journey: two beloved Gwynne series in one purchase, with generous crossover appeal for fans of grimkind warfare, mythic prophecy, and character‑driven epic fantasy. The Faithful and the Fallen books chart a grim, knightly road from innocence to experience, while The Bloodsworn Saga widens the mythic canvas with relentless combat, dragons, and celestial stakes. Having all titles in paperback ensures consistent pagination, tone, and cover aesthetics across the set, ideal for gifting, shelf display, and uninterrupted weekend marathons. For readers new to Gwynne, it creates a seamless gateway into both series; for loyal followers, it collects the complete, immersive experience in one affordable, visually cohesive package.

Books Included in This Collection:
The Shadow of the Gods
Set in a brutal, mythic world where giants and men clash, The Shadow of the Gods introduces a Samiel‑like courage, haunted warriors, and a prophecy that threads through every encounter. Gwynne’s Norse‑inspired epic blends brutal combat with a stark sense of fate, drawing readers into a fast‑paced journey that establishes the Bloodsworn Saga’s moral weight and high‑stakes intrigue. This opening novel invites readers to meet its diverse cast and feel the pulse of a world where power, destiny, and personal sacrifice collide in spectacular fashion. The Hunger of the Gods
Continuing the Bloodsworn Saga, The Hunger of the Gods pushes the narrative’s tempo higher as loyalties are tested and old wounds reopen. Gwynne deepens the mythic framework while expanding the cast and the world’s peril, delivering heavier consequences and more visceral battles. Fans will appreciate the escalation of prophecy, magic, and vengeance that defines the saga’s second arc, with new threats challenging both warriors and rulers alike. This instalment maintains the kinetic momentum that hooked readers from Book 1. The Fury of the Gods
The Bloodsworn Saga’s climax in The Fury of the Gods brings the saga’s threads toward a thunderous reckoning. Varg’s loyalties and the fate of the realm collide against dragons, divine powers, and a reckoning that could redefine the world Gwynne has built. The finale balances intimate character moments with colossal battles, delivering a satisfying, high‑stakes conclusion to the Bloodsworn trilogy within this set. Its New York Times–style momentum and fan‑favourite moments make it a fitting capstone for the collection. Malice
The opening of The Faithful and the Fallen, Malice introduces Corban and the brutal awakening of war in the Banished Lands. The novel blends grim prophecy with grounded heroism as Corban learns what it takes to stand between a realm and annihilation. Gwynne’s worldbuilding, military texture, and moral complexity set a bold, unforgiving tone that fans of dark fantasy will recognize and relish. This is the doorway to a saga that rewards patient, immersive reading. Valour
Valour deepens the political and martial arcs introduced in Malice, expanding the cast and the stakes while preserving Gwynne’s brisk, page‑turning rhythm. The pace intensifies as loyalties shift, ally and enemy lines blur, and the Banished Lands tilt toward a broader, more dangerous conflict. Readers who loved the first book will find a satisfying expansion of worldbuilding, character arcs, and the sense that every choice carries lasting weight. Ruin
Ruin sharpens the collision of personal motives with epic inevitability, driving toward a culminating crescendo. Gwynne balances intimate stakes with sweeping battles, pushing Corban and his companions through tests that reshape the trajectory of the series. This instalment cements the series’ reputation for relentless momentum, high‑risk decisions, and a world where the cost of courage is never cheap. Wrath
Wrath closes the Faithful and the Fallen quartet with a blaze of combat, consequence, and resolve. The book resolves long‑running arcs while preserving Gwynne’s signature blend of brutal realism, mythic resonance, and character‑driven drama. Fans of ruthless battles, heroism under pressure, and intricate political maneuvers will find Wrath a fitting, powerful capstone to the seven‑book collection.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Adult fantasy readers seeking sprawling, two‑series epic fantasy in one handily organized paperback set. Fans of Norse‑tinged myth and brutal battlefield fiction will find both the Faithful and the Fallen and the Bloodsworn Saga deeply engaging. Gift buyers looking for a complete, high‑quality author collection will appreciate the cohesion of UK editions in a single purchase. Perfect for continued rereading, book clubs, and fans who love immersive worldbuilding paired with complex characters and strategic warfare.

Key Benefits:

  • Two major John Gwynne sagas in one affordable paperback collection
  • Brisk, page‑turning reads with epic battles, myth, and prophecy
  • Consistent UK edition packaging for a cohesive shelf display
  • Ideal for gifting to fantasy lovers and book club members
  • Excellent entry point for two interconnected universes

About the Author:
John Gwynne is a British fantasy author renowned for The Faithful and the Fallen quartet (Malice, Valour, Ruin, Wrath) and The Bloodsworn Saga (The Shadow of the Gods, The Hunger of the Gods, The Fury of the Gods). His debut Malice won the David Gemmell Morningstar Award for Best Fantasy Debut in 2013, and Wrath later earned acclaim within the award circuit. Gwynne is celebrated for immersive worldbuilding, morally nuanced characters, and sprawling battle sequences that reward long immersion and careful rereading. His work has cemented him as a leading voice in modern epic fantasy.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
This collection delivers the heartbeat of two of the most influential epic fantasies of the decade in one convenient, beautifully packaged paperback set. It’s a robust gift for readers who crave immersive worlds, intricate politics, and adrenaline‑pounded battles, all from a single author’s acclaimed catalog. Owning the complete duo of Gwynne’s signature sagas unlocks the full tonal range—from grim, character‑driven moments to mythic, world‑shaking clashes—making it a heirloom‑worthy addition to any fantasy shelf.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.

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