Gods & Monsters books in order

The Gods and Monsters series by Chuck Wendig is an urban fantasy saga where ancient gods walk among modern humans, and a man discovers he is caught in their power struggles.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Unclean Spirits 2013 Chuck Wendig Buy
2 Mythbreaker 2014 Chuck Wendig Buy
3 Food of the Gods 2017 Chuck Wendig Buy
4 The Last Supper Before Ragnarok 2019 Chuck Wendig Buy
5 Snake Eyes 2016 Chuck Wendig Buy

The Gods and Monsters series by Chuck Wendig is published by Abaddon Books and built around the idea that every god humanity has ever worshipped is real and living in the modern world. The series starts with Unclean Spirits (2013), which introduces Cason Cole, a former boxer who has spent years as the unwilling servant of a god. When he breaks free, he finds himself in the middle of a conflict between divine beings who treat humanity as pawns.

The books pull from Greek, Norse, Egyptian, and other mythologies, throwing different pantheons into conflict with each other. Wendig’s approach to gods is less reverential and more brutal than most urban fantasy. These are petty, dangerous beings with enormous power and very human flaws.

The series grew to five books over six years, ending with The Last Supper Before Ragnarok in 2019. Snake Eyes is a shorter entry that can be read between the main novels. The whole run stays consistent in its dark tone and willingness to put its characters through serious punishment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Gods & Monsters series?

There are five books in the Gods & Monsters series, published between 2013 and 2019.

What is the first book in the Gods & Monsters series?

The first book in the Gods & Monsters series is Unclean Spirits, published in 2013.

What is the Gods and Monsters series about?

The series follows Cason Cole, a former boxer who discovers that the ancient gods of mythology are real and living among humans. After being freed from servitude to a god, Cason gets drawn into a war between divine factions. The books draw on myths from multiple cultures and mix them with Wendig’s signature gritty tone.

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