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Thirty years ago, a supernatural apocalypse rendered the world nearly unrecognizable. Incomprehensible beings called Horrors devoured everything they could touch. Gods - originally called to be saviors - tore up bits of reality, sealing it away in their realms, where Humans are allowed to live, but at a price. Absolute loyalty and blind obedience in exchange for safety.
Today, those who refuse to bend knee to a God live in what’s left of the world; a bleak, harsh wasteland known as No God’s Land. It is rife with Horrors and Monsters, but as long as one stays near civilization there is at least a chance of safety.
Kitty doesn’t like staying near civilization. She is one of the few citizens of No God’s Land brave - or stupid - enough to venture away from the protection of mankind. She’s grown up in No God’s Land, and what so many others find terrifying she sees only as challenging adventures.
But even Kitty begins to suspect she’s bitten off more than she can chew when an impulsive trip to a God realm gets her involved with a boy named Tyre - a new prophet who seems to have a target on his back. On top of that, Cerberus - guardian of the Greek pantheon’s land of death - has appeared, looking for help in recovering Hades from a magical prison before the slowly escaping dead souls can take over the land.
Hunted by Gods even as they go in search of one, Kitty and her new companions head into the heart of the unforgiving landscape of No God’s Land. Kitty is beginning to think she might actually be in over her head for the first time in her life, and that had better be a good thing - it’s already too late to be turning back.
