A.L. Bridges writes a mixture of fantasy, humor, action/adventure, romance, and new adult. He is the author of:
The Gods’ Executioner Series
That Which is Unexpected – Book 1 of The Gods’ Executioner Series:
For Cole Treyfair, the first twenty years of his life were fairly normal. However, after a series of unexplainable occurrences, Cole discovers that he isn’t normal by any definition.
After the tragic death of his Uncle Eric, Cole is called home to Arizona by the only family he has left, but there won’t be any chance to mourn.
Cole is quickly thrown into a life of not-so-mythological gods and plots to end the world. To prevent the world from ending, Cole must protect his younger sister Chezarei from various gods that wish to build the world anew; all while learning to control his newfound power, and guarding a secret that will lead to his death if anyone learns of it.
Will Cole be able to stay alive, and keep Chezarei safe?
That Which is Unexpected is a humorous contemporary fantasy with a bit of romance, and is the first book in The Gods’ Executioner Series by A.L. Bridges.
*Due to sexual content and humor, as well as some graphic violence, this book is not recommended for those under the age of 14*
67,000 words or approximately 268 pages.
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Mania and the Executioner – Book 2 of The Gods’ Executioner Series:
The problems never seem to cease for Cole Treyfair as he follows Jason’s clues to try and get his best friend back while continuing to protect Chezarei to avoid the end of the world.
With Airi advising him, changes in his psyche threatening to hurt those close to him, and an unexpected connection, Cole’s life is about to become even more complicated.
Cole’s misadventures take him through the Polynesian pantheon, a fraternity that is a front for some unsavory netherworld types, a job offer, the Celtic fairy world, confrontations with werewolves, and a trip to Greenland that involves dealings with the Inuit pantheon.
Mania and the Executioner is a humorous contemporry fantasy with a bit of romance, and is the second book in The Gods’ Executioner Series by A.L. Bridges.
*Due to graphic violence, sexual content, and humor, this book is not recommended to those under the age of 16*
108,000 words or approximately 432 pages.
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Feros and the Underworld Prince – Book 3 of The Gods’ Executioner Series:
I’m Cole Treyfair. I suppose I have some apologies to make. Nothing has been the same since I came back and I just keep screwing things up. In the fifteen months I’ve been gone, Loki has disappeared and the war is over as far as everyone is concerned. Cheza has moved on with her life and is going to school, and while I still love her, do I have the right to drag her away from her normal life just because I’m back?
Only time will tell if it was worth coming back at all…
Despite Loki’s disappearance, someone is still causing trouble. Certain supernaturals have been getting upgrades that make them stronger and faster, putting them on par with minor gods. At The Agency’s request, Cole is helping with the investigations; investigations that involve the Underworld, South American vampires, jinn, a medley of different pantheons, supernatural schools, old friends, new enemies, and dozens of problems.
During his down time –in between being stabbed, beaten, shot, and stabbed again— Cole looks into how he was even able to come back at all, leading him to truths about his past that are better off forgotten.
Feros and the Underworld Prince is the third book in The Gods’ Executioner Series and is the sequel to Mania and the Executioner.
*Due to graphic violence, sexual content, and humor, this book is not recommended to those under the age of 16*
125,000 words or approximately 500 pages.
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Cole’s Haunting Melody – Book 4 of The Gods’ Executioner Series:
It’s been a week and I’ve gotten my revenge, but I can’t stop seeing her. Everywhere I go, I see her. In my dreams, I find her waiting for me. I can’t stop being reminded of my failure, and it’s tearing me apart. The only thing that’s keeping me together is Cheza, but if I tell her the secret I learned of her past, will she stay?
Life continues for Cole Treyfair as he works his way through conflicts with the Templars, as well as the Slavic, Shinto, and Greek/Roman pantheons. Cole can only try to hold on as life drags him through a wedding, dress shopping, a bachelor party, murder mysteries, frameups, and all of the hectic events in between.
Cole’s Haunting Melody is the fourth book in The Gods’ Executioner Series and is the sequel to Feros and the Underworld Prince.
*Due to graphic violence, sexual content, and humor, this book is not recommended to those under the age of 16*
86,250 words or approximately 345 pages.
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An Imperceptible Ruse Indeed – Book 5 of The Gods’ Executioner Series:
It’s been four years. Cheza and I have finally graduated and are moving on with our lives, but Loki is never far from my mind. As long as he’s around, Cheza and I will never have our happily ever after…
In the finale of The Gods’ Executioner Series, Loki moves to achieve his goal and destroy everything Cole knows. Even with Loki on the move, Cole still has to deal with babysitting, a vampire world war, dragon politics, multiple kidnappings, invasions, new enemies, and Australia, all while keeping himself from becoming lost. The stakes are high as Cole works to protect his friends and family, but can he save everyone?
*Due to graphic violence, sexual content, and humor, this book is not recommended to those under the age of 16*
92,500 words or approximately 370 pages.
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