Wrath of the Ancient Gods — Craig Robertson

Only Jon Ryan could make such a mess out of the afterlife. Almost a year into his battle against the Ancient Gods, Jon Ryan has little to show for his herculean efforts. The angry gods are surging viciously in our universe. No society can even slow their onslaught. In the Cleinoid universe, they've been stopped for reinforcing their brilliantly successful war in our home, but only just. Jon and his crew must attack the single most powerful and evil force in the realm of the Ancient Gods. If they can destroy Clein, they will pull the rug out from under their enemy, in both universes. But Clein is not just mighty. It's guarded by three of the most powerful deterrents in existence. A passage way of twelve thousand curses, a cave full of tormented banshees, and a room of denizens. These mythical creatures are endlessly malevolent, powerful beyond measure, and semi-sentient clouds of boulders. The odds are astronomically against Jon. His enemies have never tasted defeat. His only advantage is the inconstant loyalty of a once-evil monster Cleinoid corrupted by Jon. And then, Jon decides to go to hell-literally. He will attempt to free from damnation the architect of Cleinoid evil, the master megalomaniac who might just be able to kill off his kin. But, if you plan is to go to hell and resurrect the worst guy who ever live, aren't you asking-begging-for disaster? Not if you're Jon Ryan, #fighterpilot.