Godkiller

This has the potential to become my new favourite series! A world in which everything has a god (from war over beauty to white lies and broken sandals) and where humanity started a war on those gods.
We follow a godkiller who has a personal vendetta against the gods who left her disabled. Her disability is not mentioned once and then glossed over, but rather every now and then it will be referenced with minor details that factor into her daily life. We follow a disillusioned warrior who now kicks ass as baker and is rowed back into the war on gods. We follow a young woman who is somehow bound to a small god. All those storylines come together nicely, forming a larger picture. The development of all characters was believable and well executed (I think at least). I am very happy that there is further material and can't wait to read how it goes on.
And as a last aspect, I don't think I've seen a cover lately which was not just pretty to look at but also makes incredible sense reading the story and starting to understand the different elements of it.