Despite Dru's best efforts, four ancient Gods now walk the earth and they are already carving it up amongst themselves. A small family face the next challenge in a series being hailed as "A fresh new voice in the Grimdark Fantasy world." What chance do a few mortals have against the power of the Gods themselves? Oh yes, the Gods are very much aware of Dru and his family of Martina, Frank, and Sarah. After all, they almost killed a God just last year. The thing is, Gods just can't help themselves. They are always making plans within plans, playing the games they mastered at the dawn of time. So some will try to remove the team while others will attempt to use them with promises of rewards and help for their service. Lugh's plans hinge on the latent power inside Dru, the Morrigan's depend on Martina's brains, and the two American Gods just want them all dead and out of the way. Nobody seems to care what they want. That's a mistake. Under the ancient magical laws of gifts and hospitality, the family find themselves trapped in obligations to the Gods, but if the deities push too far, they might discover that these dogs have no problem biting the hands that feed them.