Wrath Rising
Himnel. Narkolt. Gaij. The cities that have stood against him have learned the cost, but now, as Jax is forced to stand alone, to stare into the abyss and see what his own mistakes have brought about, Kronk dares to raise its head and threaten him.
They're about to find out why he's called the Godslayer.
The gods have a plan—gather ten divine fragments, ascend to godhood, and face an evil that has survived for millennia. But divine fragments don't come gift-wrapped. They're held by demigods, tyrants, and things that make the Dark Legion look like amateurs.
Every fragment Jax binds tears him apart and rebuilds him stronger. Every victory costs him a piece of his humanity. And every day that passes, the clock ticks down.
The Continent of Carrmor is far larger and its civilization older than Dravith, but that just means there's more ruins to explore, more secrets to uncover, and more powerful enemies to crush beneath his boots.
Kronk is only the beginning. Lembiq awaits. The Dark Legion regroups. And an ancient entity watches from the shadows, counting down the days.
It's time to take the gloves off.
Jez Cajiao
Jez Cajiao's journey to becoming a full-time author is as unexpected and adventurous as the stories he now tells. Born in 1980 in Hartlepool, UK, Jez’s early life didn’t follow the traditional path that one might expect for a writer. Instead, he found himself working in his family’s catering business from the age of 11, and later, trying his hand at a variety of other careers—from bar work in Greece to welding. It wasn’t until a series of health challenges forced a career shift that Jez discovered his true calling: writing.
UnderVerse
Step into the UnderVerse, where the boundary between game and reality is thin, and every choice carries unimaginable consequences. In this dark, immersive series, the stakes aren’t just life and death—they’re identity, survival, and the endless pursuit of power. The UnderVerse is a world crafted not just from pixels and code but from desperation and ambition, a place where the line between hero and villain blurs with every new chapter.
UnderVerse consists of ten books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
