This book is the first one that I have read from this author. For everyone who loves fantasy it's a great book, with a nice taste of horror, some dark elements. In this book you'll meet Will Reis who is running way from a dangerous monster that was once human. Will ia a great character, very well described. But in the story you will be also introduced to a variety of different characters. I love how the relationships in the story are twisted. Piece by piece this story puts itself together and you see the whole story. This have everything that a nice book should have great characters, a fascinating story, horror, fantasy, and cool monsters.

This novel checked a lot of boxes for me as a fantasy read. Nasty villains, some dark elements, unlikely heroes, a compelling setting and backstory. Some well-drawn and nuanced characters as well, who stumble at times when confronted with the need to take courageous steps to confront a spreading evil power, and also to confront their own past misdeeds and failures. Took a bit of time to develop, and some of the plot turns were expected, but I really enjoyed how the mythos of the world unfolded, and the ancient line of blacksmiths who held the key to setting things right. There were several pivotal scenes in the novel that were particularly well written, and I read them over again to relish those moments. It's clear that the author is invested in the characters and the backstory, as the climactic scenes are very satisfying. There are some quirky characters as well, and some who we are not sure if they will be heroes or cowards in the end. All in all a good read.

Received ARC from Books Go Social and Netgalley for honest read and review.
Had this on my TBR List for a while and finally got round to picking it up when Joshua gave me a nudge in the right direction.

This was such a good book that had me hooked from the beginning.Centering around Will and Duncan ,this story takes us on a whirlwind ride of emotions.

Really excellent character building and a great story. Will William save Duncan and raise a God?

I am so glad I managed to get a hold of this one.

This is the first book I have read from this author. The book was well written but found it a bit slow to start. It had a nice elements mixed in there with some dark elements which I loved. Will be keeping an eye on this author to see where it goes

this was a great start to a series, I liked that the blood gods felt like a danger. It was a great time to read and I hope there is more from the author.

How to revive a dead God.
I found it easy to get sucked into this alternative world, it’s described that well. This is NOT your typical good versus evil, despite fooling you into thinking that, often. Every time you think things are finally going to work out well, no, yet another plot twist and devastating failure. It’s easy to immerse yourself in this land of eight (ish) Gods, with its many and complex rules regarding race/creed/colour and the power and political wrangling of the guild and the church. Not a story for the faint hearted, I totally gave up counting the death toll! A lot of thought has gone into this, the descriptions of even the most mundane things make them come alive, and I’d love to see some of the architecture! Towards the end, I couldn’t read fast enough, the action is building to such a climax, you HAVE to know what’s going to happen. There’s also a cliffhanger after the book has finished, and you don’t know if it’s good or bad, hopefully book 2 will explain.

"Blood of a Fallen God" was a surprisingly interesting read for me. It isn't my usual flavor of fantasy but it was definitely worth reading. I enjoyed the overall plot and characters more than I thought I would. Though the plot can be a little predictable, I think it was definitely worthwhile reading.