God Of War

In the frozen heart of Midgard, Kratos and Atreus find themselves drawn into a nightmare that predates even the gods themselves. When entire villages begin vanishing into thin air—leaving only frozen blood and whispers in the wind—the Ghost of Sparta must confront a horror that cannot be killed by blade alone. Something ancient stirs beneath the Nordic ice. The Draugr no longer stay dead. The forests breathe with malevolent intelligence. And Atreus begins hearing voices that shouldn't exist voices that know his true nature, voices that call him by a name even Kratos fears to speak. As father and son venture deeper into cursed territories where reality itself fractures, they discover that some evils were buried for a reason. The lines between the living and the dead blur. Trust becomes a luxury. And Kratos must ask himself: what happens when you've killed gods, but the true monsters were waiting underneath all along? This is a story of survival, sacrifice, and the terrifying realization that in the world of Norse mythology, death is never the end it's just the beginning of something worse.

Felix Author, the Lord of the Vitorium Empires military forces called the Crimson Dragon Legion as well as the next in line to the throne of the Victorium empire.   On the battlefield, Felix was an invisible God of war. During the past five years, under his leadership, the Crimson Dragon Legion achieved remarkable victories, and a year ago, they successfully defeated all invading neighboring nations and powerful enemy families and slaughtered the rulers of these enemies.   Therefore, Felix's cruelty, Almighty, invincible fame spreads far beyond the Victorium empire's border, making all enemies shudder at the mention of his name.   As soon as the battle ends, Felix disappears, claiming that he is going to get married as he has found his true love and will want to experience a normal peaceful married life for some time.    Before leaving, Felix reminded the warlords of the Crimson Dragon legion in command of his troops that if no invasion occurs and the border is safe and sound, they should allow him to live in peace and enjoy his sabbatical leave at Mylta city.    After a year, the enemies have now recuperated and are starting to stir up trouble at the borders, the Crimson Legion needs Felix, their invincible lord, to come back and lead them once again.

In his past life, Tharos was the strongest God of War. The kind who killed dragons with his bare hands and crushed entire armies alone but his own pantheon feared his strength, so they murdered him. Now he is reborn as a mortal… with no memory of his past, until the day his village is destroyed, and the rage inside him wakes up. Tharos begins to remember pieces of the truth, the gods who stabbed him in the back, the wars he once led, and the power sleeping inside him. His rise is brutal. His path is bloody. Every realm he steps into trembles. Every woman who meets him wants him or wants to kill him. Every god who hears his name starts to panic. Because Tharos isn’t coming for forgiveness. He’s coming for revenge. The God of War has been reborn and this time, he’s not fighting for the gods. He’s fighting to end them.

Return of Supreme God Of War. Richard Nicholas was once a wealthy and successful man but was harmed by bad guys. He had to leave his homeland to go to a remote place to hide. After years of fighting on the frontier, he returned home. At this time, his wife's family despised him, and his wife did not trust him. Richard Nicholas gradually regained everything, and he took revenge on those who betrayed him. God Of War is back!

Framed for a crime he never committed, Alfred Hughes lost his name, his freedom, and the wife he loved, all in a single night. Four years later, he returns as the God of War, the most feared commander the city has ever known. But the woman he once called his wife is walking down the aisle to marry another man. He'll reclaim his wife, his son, and everything the Williams family stole from him and this time, no one will stop him.

“You went to prison for me, Marcus... and I still chose him. What does that make you now?” “A God,” he replied, eyes glowing with divine fury. “One you’ll live to regret betraying.” After three years in a prison he could have shattered with a single thought, Marcus Kane—known once in legend as the God of War—returns to a broken world. His family, ruined. His mother, blind. His honor, mocked by the woman he sacrificed everything for. But behind his calm eyes now burns celestial fire. While mortals whisper rumors of his past, Marcus walks among them with godlike power cloaked in human skin. When thugs threaten his mother, they kneel. When doctors fail, he heals with ancient arts. When traitors laugh at his downfall—he answers with divine retribution. “You dare call me a beggar?” “You’re lucky I don’t call down heaven itself.” From luxury mansions to blood-soaked banquets, Marcus reclaims his destiny. As he crosses paths with powerful CEOs, martial masters, and an infuriatingly stubborn heiress named Valentina Romano, one thing becomes clear— They mocked the man. They will worship the god.

Five years ago, Jason Scott was framed and murdered on his wedding night by the family he trusted most. The Scotts thought he was dead. They were wrong. Now, he has returned as the mighty God of War of Veloria, and this time, the Scott family will spend the rest of their lives drowning in regret.

Once revered as an unstoppable force on the battlefield, the God of War… wanted nothing more than a family of his own. Gravely wounded during a mission, he was saved by Nolan Garcia, the only man who treated him with genuine kindness. As a token of trust, the old man arranged for him to marry his granddaughter Quella, giving the weary warrior the warmth of family he had long craved. But peace wasn't here to stay. His half-brother Kenneth, wolves in sheep’s clothing, arrived at his doorstep under the pretense of family. They were planning to usurp his place, coveting the wealth and influence of the Garcia household. Kenneth, charming, manipulative, and deceitful, wove lies around the warrior’s wife, poisoning her heart against him. Forced to give until he had nothing left, the warrior bled for a brother who only wanted to ruin him. But war is never won in a single battle. As the world turns against him, as these schemes threaten to strip him of everything he holds dear, the God of War will rise again. This time, not to conquer nations, but to reclaim his honor, unmask his enemies, and make those who betrayed him pay in blood. The battlefield may have changed. But blood still calls for blood.

Once the spotlight of every home and the pride of every city, the betrayal of the Sinclair family threw Mazzle into the heart of war, where he was supposed to die. But day after day, he trained and fought for the ones that he loved, earning the title of the God of War. Now he is back, to make everyone who looked down on him and betrayed him pay for their crimes and heal the hearts of those he holds dearly to himself.

Thayer was forced to become a soldier when his daughter fell ill, and his wife’s family, the Lennoxes, refused to help pay for her surgery. When he finally returned home, Thayer discovered that his wife and daughter had been treated cruelly by the Lennox family simply because he wasn’t born rich. Now, Thayer has risen as the God of War—a man with power beyond measure. And he swears that everyone who once looked down on him will one day kneel before him.