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  • Enemy of the Gods: Sometimes, Dreams are Overrated

  • Challenges of the Gods, Book 2
  • By: C. Hofsetz
  • Narrated by: Alfred Tam
  • Length: 9 hrs and 15 mins

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Enemy of the Gods: Sometimes, Dreams are Overrated

By: C. Hofsetz
Narrated by: Alfred Tam
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Publisher's Summary

Unbeknownst to most humans, there is a place where our consciousness drifts when we sleep. An ancient alien race of self-proclaimed “gods” calls this realm Pangea. For millennia, they needed no intervention from us. Until now.

Oblivious to the world of dreams, neuroengineer Zeon is busy being in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. But when Pangea’s deceitful “gods” contact Zeon, he has no choice but to dive headfirst into their war - a war complicated by a band of human rebels led by the last person he’d ever expect. 

If the war is lost, it’ll be the downfall of Pangea - and without a world to dream in, the entire human race will die with it.

©2020 Christian Hofsetz (P)2020 Christian Hofsetz

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