God Slayer: Book One in the Songs of Immortality

Lord Thog of the Grey Marshes is a man who became immortal, after killing a god. As years pass into decades and decades into centuries, and he outlives everyone he's ever known, Lord Thog becomes more isolated and bitter to the point, where he longs for a death that he can never have. He chases death, by selling his services as a warrior, and he becomes drawn into a great war between two diametrically opposed monarchs. While fighting this war, Lord Thog discovers insights into his own condition, and he discovers that the souls of his lost loved ones are reincarnated over and over, forever drawn to him in every incarnation. They cross paths endlessly as strangers who feel an odd familiarity toward each other, and like him, can never know rest, because Thog can't die and leave his current life. Lord Thog of the Grey Marshes is a tortured and flawed hero, who has all the frailties of the mortals he has come to resent and fear. He has fears and anxieties, he has needs and self-doubts, and he struggles with these every day, as he deals with monsters, mad men and an evil deity. The story is about self-discovery and hope, it’s about love and sacrifice, as Thog strives to find a reason to keep moving forward in life.