Thanks to everyone who has been reading my story. The journey is nearly complete. This project has been a blend of the second and third drafts, so I appreciate your patience with the shifting details between the earlier and later chapters. No, I’m not losing it! I've just been focused on uploading new chapters rather than revisiting and updating the older ones, which has caused some inconsistencies. Once everything is finished, I’ll be publishing the final version. A Kindle Unlimited edition and print-on-demand copies will also be available by the end of the month. My book is not the season’s runaway hit.But hey, it’s a ride. There’s fighting, kissing, unresolved issues, orcs, a pit fight, ADHD, a couple of bad choices, and murder. Like, lots of murder. Cozy up with a cup of tea and dig in. With thick, meaty chapters and plenty of feelings to untangle along the way, Regan will drag you through the wilderness of thieves and murderers, all the way to the city of thieves and murderers. “Okay, Murder World, I’ll play your game...” Regan Summer didn’t choose the savage, magical world of Nya. It chose her. One minute, she’s trapped in a middle airplane seat; the next, she’s waking up in a barn surrounded by orcs. Her job? Survive. And survive, she does. But surviving in Nya isn’t about just scraping by. It’s about becoming something else entirely. Even if that something is a pint-sized half-elf with bubblegum pink hair. Thrown into a realm of monsters, treachery, and temptation, Regan fights tooth and nail to carve out a life. With every dangerous choice, she’s dragged deeper into this world where magic spins fates, morality is optional, and happy endings come with a body count. Good thing she’s not alone—most of the time.Her allies are a chaotic bunch, each more problematic than the last: - A wizard from 1990s Hackney - A posh orc with an identity crisis - A devout Priestess of Purity with gambling issues - A flirtatious half-satyr who disappears faster than your self-control - A disowned nobleman with more charm than common sense - And a Frost Elf roommate who keeps losing her clothes (but not her attitude) Together, they’re an imperfect family that guides Regan through treacherous lands, alley brawls, merciless battles, and the kind of chaos that only someone who literally fell into this world could attract. But power in Nya demands sacrifice.Killing is too easy, and with every enemy she takes down, Regan loses another piece of her humanity. Her new elven instincts don’t help. In fact, they make her reckless, impulsive, and prone to waking up in the wrong beds or the middle of the wrong battles. And when gods start sticking their fingers in the pie, and a conspiracy threatens the empire, Regan’s only weapons are a pair of daggers, a stubborn will to live, and her ragtag team of misfits, the only family she’s got. The Unnamed God is a thrilling blend of LitRPG adventure, action, and emotional depth. If you love fantasy, dark humor, and no sacred tropes, this is your ride. Just remember: in Nya, no maiden stays chaste, no trope goes unbroken, and survival isn’t for the faint of heart. What to Expect: -A slow-burn.-A weak to strong MC Progression.-World building, like lots of it.-Dialog, emotions, and  feeling our feelings.-An MC with a body count.-LGBTQ relationships.