As the Second Trojan War begins, history's greatest champions and villains, including Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Hatshepsut, Cleopatra, Brutus, and Machiavelli, fight the Battle of the Ages

Part I of the illustrated reprint of the 1904 publication by Aleister Crowley and Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers, The Lesser Key of Solomon.Goetia: Kings of Hell details the demon Kings and Princes encountered by King Solomon, accompanied by original illustrations of each spirit, and their respective seals.

--- Nothing can stop true love. Not time. Not even the devil himself. --- 1805. Laurent. Indentured servant. Desperate to escape a life that is falling apart. 2017. Beast. Kings of Hell Motorcycle Club vice president. His fists do the talking. Beast has been disfigured in a fire, but he's covered his skin with tattoos to make sure no one mistakes his scars for weakness. The accident not only hurt his body, but damaged his soul and self-esteem, so he's wrapped himself in a tight cocoon of violence and mayhem where no one can reach him. Until one night, when he finds a young man covered in blood in their clubhouse. Sweet, innocent, and as beautiful as an angel fallen from heaven, Laurent pulls on all of Beast's heartstrings. Laurent is so lost in the world around him, and is such a tangled mystery, that Beast can't help but let the man claw his way into the stone that is Beast's heart. In 1805, Laurent has no family, no means, and his eyesight is failing. To escape a life of poverty, he uses his beauty, but that only backfires and leads him to a catastrophe that changes his life forever. He takes one step into the abyss and is transported to the future, ready to fight for a life worth living. What he doesn't expect in his way is a brutal, gruff wall of tattooed muscle with a tender side that only Laurent is allowed to touch. And yet, if Laurent ever wants to earn his freedom, he might have to tear out the heart of the very man who took care of him when it mattered most. POSSIBLE SPOILERS: Themes: time travel, servitude, serial killer, cruelty, motorcycle club, alternative lifestyles, disability, demons, tattoos, impossible choices, deception, crime, self-discovery, healing, virginity, black magic, gothic Genre: Dark, paranormal romance Erotic content: Scorching hot, emotional, explicit scenes Length: ~135,000 words (Book 1 in the series, can be read as a standalone) WARNING: This story contains scenes of violence, offensive language, and morally ambiguous characters.

As twins, Satan and Jehovah are both heir to the heavenly throne, a situation destined never to end well. Satan is a young boy like any other, whose birthright is taken away by his father and given to his younger brother, Jehovah. Confused and unloved, he battles through a rough childhood. Under the tutelage of Diablo their cunning servant, he grows into his name, an adversary of the throne who is willing to do anything to protect his birthright.This is a story of how it all began. Of how the two brothers came to despise each other so much, culminating in the creation of the seven demon princes of hell, but not before the one to be later known as the devil had conceived his own children, us. Are any of the two brothers actually evil? Does a person's childhood shape whom he becomes? Is it enough to justify his actions today? Who is the true heir to the Heavenly throne? All this you will have to decide for yourself. This beautiful story forms the fulcrum of two separate yet interconnected series of novels, The Seven Demons of Hell and Children of the Devil.

--- There can be no shadow without the man to cast it. --- Gray. Lost his twin. Will never be complete. Works alone. Shadow. Monster? Human? Exists to be Gray

Evelyn thought she was ready for anything. After a stint in the military, she was finally about to finish college when the Devil showed up. Yeah, that Devil. Lucifer. The King of Hell.So, of-freaking-course, she did what anyone else would do if Lucifer showed up. She shot him.And then he almost died. Almost. Lucifer had it all, a super high-end liquor collection, powerful connections, and more power than the entirely Heavenly Host, but the one thing he didn't have was love.And he didn't think he needed it until Evelyn shot him in the stomach and nearly killed him.Now, in order to find out how she did it, he'll have to break his number one rule. Never get emotionally involved with humans.

Love or hate. Life or death. No in-between. No compromise. No rules in love and war. * Knight. Party monster. Handsome Savage. Doesn't do monogamy. Elliot. Obsessive. Intense. Uncompromising. Newly single, Knight is done with relationships. All he's interested in is bringing down The Count, an Internet personality who is tarnishing his family name. An opportunity to crush him comes when the audacious clown shows up at the Kings of Hell MC clubhouse to film for his YouTube channel. But when Knight meets Elliot, the man behind The Count, he no longer knows what to do with him. Knight has never seen a more pathetic creature than Elliot. He's also never met anyone who needed him more. Skinny, messed up, and a bucket of trouble as thick as tar, everything Elliot does seems to be a wordless death wish. No matter how much Knight hates Elliot's alter ego, under the makeup and theatrics hides a fragile young guy with a passion for history, and Knight can't help but catch Elliot every time he falls. Elliot has bad taste in men. Always hopelessly attracted to violent brutes, his favorite is a long dead serial killer. But he gets more than he's bargained for when he seizes an opportunity to meet the man of his dreams. The ghost is manipulative and dangerous, offering Elliot all he's always wanted, for a price he can't possibly pay. Elliot is faced with an impossible choice between two men. One alive, one dead. One carnal and honest, one drizzling sweet, poisoned promises into his ear. One unwilling to commit, the other promising an eternity together.And Elliot doesn't settle for half-measures. He craves a love that is all or nothing, passion that will consume him, and desire to burn him alive. Elliot is ready to either get that, or die trying. POSSIBLE SPOILERS: Themes: enemies to lovers, protector, cruelty, motorcycle club, alternative lifestyles, demons, tattoos, impossible choices, deception, crime, self-discovery, healing, black magic, gothic, commitment, ghosts, possession Genre: Dark, paranormal romance Contains scorching hot, emotional scenes Length: ~145,000 words (Book 2 in the series, can be read as a standalone, but it's recommended to read book 1 in the Kings of Hell MC series first) WARNING: This story contains scenes of violence, offensive language, and morally ambiguous characters.