Paperback, 64 pages
English language
Published Dec. 31, 2017 by Alex Zandra van Chestein.
Gods aren’t exactly common, but there are a lot of them, it turns out. If a person sees a god, it usually means the latter is in trouble—the modern world has many mysteries the gods haven’t completely figured out. But some charitable person is inevitably around to help out these flustered deities, who then invariably grant these kind souls a wish.
And if a lot of wishes are being granted at once, well, it's easy to lose track of what you want.
Honestly, the only one of Zandra's books so far that hasn't utterly captivated me through the course of reading it, but that wasn't a bad thing. I didn't quite vibe with the premise as much - gods granting wishes is cool and all, but it's just me preferring the more urban-fantasy premise of the others.
That said, absolutely here for the explicit polyamory representation at the end of the story - cute, cuddly, and communicative! I'm here for it.
