Spotlight on Indie
Timelessness · Book 1

Wyrd Gods

by Susana Imaginário

The God of Time wants to destroy Eternity.

A mysterious immortal seeks vengeance.

And a reclusive deity does what no god should ever do: she answers a prayer.

As punishment, she is stripped of her powers and trapped in a mortal’s body.

Now a Wyrd – a fated god – she is haunted by the memories and thoughts of her host and must hide her true identity in order to survive in Niflheim, the rival Norse Underworld.

There she discovers the afterlife is not quite what it used to be. Niflheim’s new ruler threatens the precarious balance of a world overrun with outcast deities and mortals alike.

To save her own sanity and find her way back to the stars, she must help the other Wyrd overcome their grievances to defeat this enemy, but those who would be her allies appear to have motives as hidden as her fragmented consciousness.

And yet it seems the greatest threat to her freedom comes from within, and the prize it seeks is her immortal soul…

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback
Published
Aug 2019
Pages
394
Language
EN
ISBN
978-1-9161402-1-9

Content rating

Author-supplied. Hover a meter for the rubric.

Language
2/4

occasional swearing

Violence
2/4

limited injury detail

Romance / Sex
3/4

sensual description, no graphic sex

Biblical Themes
1/4

incidental references

Vibe & themes

What this book is like. Log in to confirm these or flag ones that don’t fit.

Tone

Bittersweet
Quirky Humor
Dark Humor

Themes

Redemption
Survival
Revenge

Tropes

Hidden World
Prophecy
Ensemble Cast
Character-driven

Setting

Far Future
Secondary World

Point-of-View

1st person present
close 3rd person
11+ POV characters

Pace

Steady

Log in to confirm these tags or flag ones that don’t fit.

Reader reviews

Share your thoughts

Sign in to rate this book and write a review.

Sign in to review
5.0
1 review
5
1
4
0
3
0
2
0
1
0
L

Laeth

Jul 6, 2026

Ebook Paperback Hardcover

original and thought provoking premise, written in an intelligent way, full of humor and insight

to sum up: an original and thought provoking premise, written in an intelligent way, full of humor and insight (into psychology, yes, but also theology and metaphysics), yet always entertaining. the most intriguing characters for me were Psyche (of course), Seshat (which i knew from Oublié), and, more surprisingly to me, the Dharkan. this is perfect, since that’s the title of book two. and maybe that’s the best recommendation: once i finished Wyrd Gods, i started the next in the series. full review here: https://treesandtriads.substack.com/p/wyrd-gods-susana-imaginario

No reviews for this format yet.

Discussion

Start a discussion

No discussions about this book yet. Start the first one.

Readers also enjoyed