At Odds with the Gods

A Mythmatched/Purgatory Playhouse Crossover

The road to redemption is long, rough, and steep. Bring snacks.

Finn Lassiter is a werewolf without a pack. Or a roof over his head. Or more than five bucks to his name. He’s exhausted every lifeline except the one that makes him want to howl: begging his cousin, the supreme alpha, for charity. After the way Finn behaved for their entire lives, it’s entirely possible he’ll be turned down flat or banished forever when he makes that call tomorrow. So today he’s blowing his last dollar at Nectar & Ambrosia—he needs one more smile from the bakery’s beautiful owner to weather the bleak years ahead.

Ganymede, former cup bearer to the Greek gods, is reveling in his new life as a restaurateur in Portland, Oregon. He’s finally free of the Olympians and their extremely tedious menu options. Finn, the cute customer who’s haunted the corner table in his bakery since opening day, is just icing on the cake.

When the gods stage an encore, however, attempting to weasel out of their Fates-mandated atonement labors, Gany’s new livelihood isn’t the only thing at stake—Finn’s safety and freedom are at risk, too. Of course Gany invites Finn to stay with him until the danger passes! It would be irresponsible not to. Right?

Although with all the baggage he’s carrying from his past, that idea just might be only half-baked…

At Odds with the Gods is a friends-to-lovers Mythmatched/Purgatory Playhouse crossover featuring secrets on all sides, empowered former victims, misbehaving deities, three large, rambunctious pups, and cake. Lots and lots of cake.

©2023 E.J. Russell (P)2024 E.J. Russell

What an interesting paranormal listen!

This is an interesting listen and kept me anticipating what was next! I absolutely adore how the crossover of these series happens so seamlessly!

love a redemption story!

I am going to start by saying I love a good redemption story and this one was great! Finn fully recognizes he was in the wrong and made some terrible choices and honestly does not feel he deserves redemption. With Gany's help he comes to realize that he can get a second chance. Plus, Gany was just loveable and the treatment of his trauma felt thoughtful and respectful.
And I have to point out how impressed I am with Russell's rendition of the Greek gods. There are tons of romances with the Greek gods as love interests and I won't say I didn't read and even enjoy some (because I did). But if you go by the myths, the gods were awful and terrible to people just because they could be. Seeing them have to do atonement for thier behavior, awesome ;)
Greg Boudreaux is so much fun to listen to. the characters sound just like they do in my head.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

Screams in Fandom love! The purgatory playhouse, mythmatched mates, and mythmatched series come together in a heartwarming story! I now want more stories of the gods learning their lessons on their way back to Olympus even if they are tertiary characters.

Love the love

EJ’s books brings happy tears to my eyes and this one was no different. The characters show all inclusion and it warms my heart that they demonstrate everyone can be part of a family and be loved no matter their background.

Wish this series continued

I liked everything about these books. The characters were engaging and fun and they have lots of adventures. It was a very sweet, slow burn romance. It seems like it was being set up for more books in the series with the same or related characters, but nothing has come out. I hope that we get more.