The Gods May Be Angry

About the Book

In this humorous urban fantasy, Janice Janoski, struggling mother of three children, wishes her problems would just go away. As if a hot-tempered husband and two difficult teenagers aren't enough to deal with, her youngest son adopts an imaginary woman friend. Soon, it becomes evident that this woman is real and a self-deluded, powerful wizard who believes she's God. As this mysterious being amasses power, wizards are dispatched to capture whoever is casting black magic but Janice may be humanity's only hope to defeating her. The author, John O’Riley, is an award winning writer of novels and screenplays in the category of urban fantasy, comedy, mystery, science fiction and young adult. His movie feature screenplay, Cursed, is an Honorable Mention Winner for the 2012 Screenplay Festival. His most recent accomplishments include the screenplays Cursed, Project Pandora, Pinky Swear, Incipio, and Bad Sister which have been listed as Quarter Finalists, Semi Finalists, and Top Finalists in the 2012 Screenplay Festival, 2012 Filmmakers International Screenplay Awards, 2012 StoryPros International Awards, 2012 Pulsar Sci Fi Screenplay Contest, and the 2012 Reel Authors International Breakout. He currently lives in Lynnwood, Washington and owns a parakeet named Amy.

About the Author

The author, John O’Riley, is an award winning writer of novels and screenplays in the category of urban fantasy, comedy, mystery, science fiction and young adult. His movie feature screenplay, Cursed, is an Honorable Mention Winner for the 2012 Screenplay Festival. His most recent accomplishments include the screenplays Cursed, Project Pandora, Pinky Swear, Incipio, and Bad Sister which have been listed as Quarter Finalists, Semi Finalists, and Top Finalists in the 2012 Screenplay Festival, 2012 Filmmakers International Screenplay Awards, 2012 StoryPros International Awards, 2012 Pulsar Sci Fi Screenplay Contest, and the 2012 Reel Authors International Breakout. He currently lives in Lynnwood, Washington and owns a parakeet named Amy.