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Love and hate. They burn with the same ferocity.

As the human kingdoms suffer the aftermath of the recent magical calamity that ravaged their lands, Malakai and Amaryllis struggle to resume their royal lives in different realms. The Destroyer King embarks on a mission to save his country from ruin, and the Mesmer Queen worries she isn’t done battling her former lover just yet.

Una struggles with her loss while Heaven sends an Angel to help train her newly gained dual magic. He is determined to keep Una’s soul safe from the Devil, and she isn’t happy about it.

Tristen and Seraphina struggle with the increasing disparity between their beliefs and their feelings. As secrets from Tristen’s dark past resurface, the celestial rivals grow closer at the risk
of losing it all.

In a world where the line between good and evil keeps moving, old friends and foes cross paths again, unaware of a threat far more dangerous than their broken hearts.

If you die in your dreams, do you die in reality?

When Maaya Hasan is devoured by her late grandmother's mirror, she learns a powerful shadow demons is after her soul. To remain alive, she's forced to ally with her enemy's heir-a flirty, cursed assassin who hides the truth about his broken past.

With Ares's help, she must collect the souls of five dead gods in order to return home.

Throughout their journey, Maaya struggles to survive encounters with merciless demons, sprits, and otherworldly creatures like seer plants, heart-stealing vultures, and a demon of illusions...and to resist her desire for Ares, despite his alluring, incessant attempts to charm her.

As secrets are exposed and a dark power strip within her, Maaya learns her soul is not the only life at stake. She must sacrifice the love she couldn't help but become entangled in, or risk the lives of innocents across the universe. 

For all gods covet sacrifice.

Surfside City, New Jersey. 1966. Cub reporter Harman Bass is cutting his teeth in the fast world of local journalism and getting out-scooped by the competition. Facetious, cocky, and always quoting Nietzsche, Harman isn't making any friends both in and out of the newsroom.

All that changes when the daughter of a prominent family is found dead on the beach, handing Harman the juiciest news story of the year. But she isn't any old beauty pageant queen; she's his high school girlfriend. Harman's dogged reporting into the young woman's death reveals pushback from the authorities and pulls the newshound into the resort's darkest corners.

After one of his sources is murdered, the routine story becomes dangerous and personal. Something watches Harman from the shadows, something ancient and hungry, worshipped by powerful men who kill to keep their secrets. Harman's job and life are soon threatened, and the once brash reporter must battle his boss, rival journalists, and his own sanity before filing what could be his last story.

What truly makes a hero?

The willingness to put others ahead of themselves? 

The way they can carry the weight of the world on their shoulders?

Or is it the stories long after they're gone?

Jase Raion is not the strict definition of a hero. But the life he lives molds him into one. 

From his youth to his first kill, Jase struggles to prove he is more than a prince, more than an assassin, and more than the Zodiac: Leo. 

He wants to be a hero.