The God Wheel

Felix Martin finds his luck has drastically changed for the better. He realizes his good fortune can’t last. His life just doesn’t work that way. Sure enough, complications arise, divine complications.

He finds out that everyone has a god wheel, a metaphysical device spun by a dutiful squire that steers one’s fate. Each mortal has a personal pantheon of gods just a spin away. Felix’s squire turns up MIA. This sets off a chain of events that leads him to more direct contact with his quirky band of gods and goddesses, and each has strong feelings about the direction in which he should conduct his life.

Making matters worse, Felix is mentioned in a vague prophecy that far too many know dribs and drabs about but can’t tell him what’s what in a big picture sense. Felix uncovers it involves saving all of reality from a thoroughly despicable elder god with a hankering for chaos.

Witty and intricate, The God Wheel is a modern fantasy that is sure to have readers rethinking how they’d stop the end of the world.