The Things Gods Break
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THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
The gods want her dead...Hades will bury them.
You’d think I’d have learned by now:
Don’t mouth off to deities.
Don’t fall for the King of the Underworld.
And definitely don’t get dragged into a divine death match where I’m the cursed mortal prize.
But here I am—trapped in Tartarus, humanity’s worst pit stop, squaring off against monsters who make the gods look merciful. Titans, twisted by centuries of rage and ruin, are sealed behind seven ancient locks.
And guess what?
I'm the key.
To escape, I’ll have to survive every horrifying trial they throw at me.
To win, I might have to become something the gods never saw coming.
Oh, and Hades?
He's about to break every rule the gods ever wrote.
Because to save me...the god of death will burn the world.
But if I break free? So do the Titans.
And the world won’t just suffer—it'll beg for the end.
The Crucible series is best enjoyed in order.
Reading Order:
Book #1 The Games Gods Play
Book #2 The Things Gods Break
Book #3 The Wrath Gods Reap
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“I enjoyed the characters and I enjoyed the journey, but it felt like it took forever to get anywhere. The logistics in some parts were super confusing and hard to follow, which I’m assuming may have been intentional, since Lyra is also trying to work through the timeline of it all. The end was wrapped up with uncertainty, and leaves you with more questions than answers.”About Abigail Owen
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