Book Tour: The Forgotten God by Andrew Rylands | @andrewrylands1 @KellyALacey @lovebookstours @igbooktours

Howdy booklovers and welcome to my stop on the tour for The Forgotten God. Thank you to Kelly from Love Books Tours for having me!

Blurb

Delphi, Greece.

A magically trapped god. A stolen lover. And a mystical war on the verge of exploding.

Apollo wants to forget his past as an Olympian god. Trapped in a feline body with magically repressed memories should get him what he wants… 

But when humans kidnap his lover from their temple grounds, he sets out on a journey to Athens to track her down, determined to rescue her from a horrible fate. However, little does he know that he’s on a collision course with two immortal-led gangs and another deity seeking an artefact that might resurrect the gods’ ancient power. Now, he’s in a race to find his girl—but can he save her without bringing down the entire pantheon in the process?

The Forgotten God is the captivating first book in the Reawakening contemporary fantasy series. If you like fast-paced plots, high stakes, and modern twists on mythology, then you’ll love Andrew Rylands’ inventive tale. Perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman and Silvia Moreno-Garcia.

Rating

Review

I’ve not quite finished this one yet so for now here’s my partial review…

This book is the most wonderfully random book. I mean, a God trapped in the body of a cat? The premise is a unique spin on Greek mythology and so far has me turning the page. I’m really enjoying it so far!

About the Author

Andrew lives outside Edinburgh with a cat who insists on auditioning for a part in a future story. He thrives on a caffeine intake that is probably too high, and wrestles with his conscience on a daily basis over the relative merits of exercise versus chocolate biscuits, usually losing. Andrew can’t wait to go travelling again, especially back to Greece for another dose of inspiration from that fascinating land; to stand once more among the ancient stones, and try and pick up an echo of the stories they once witnessed.

www.andrewrylands.com