The God Breakers
by Dennis M. Sweatt
Marcus watched as Emilia fell from Coit Tower—murdered by an ancient cult worshipping Sumerian gods. Emilia was his wife and their assassin. She kept secrets.
Alien gods—the Anunnaki—seeded the human race 100,000 years ago. They sleep now in the halls of Amenti, waiting to rule again.
Using Plunge, an elixir tainted with the blood of gods, Marcus gains eight minutes of strength, speed, and rage. They call it The Mind Breaker. Each dose brings Marcus closer to oblivion as he pursues Sara—Emilia's secret daughter. His daughter.
One step behind the cult that keeps her—and controls her mind.
(Written with human hands and a human mind)
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“What makes The God Breakers: Assassins of the Anunnaki especially compelling is the way it fuses psychological grief, mythological sci-fi horror, and hard-boiled thriller structure into a single narrative arc that feels both grounded and mythically expansive. The journey of a fractured former professor pulled into a hidden world of ancient forces, violent discoveries, and a desperate search for his daughter creates a story with strong cinematic intensity and layered genre appeal, positioning the book within a rare intersection of dark fantasy, speculative mythology, and psychological action driven fiction.”
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