Chance Bane wakes up with no memories of who he is and soon finds out he's been engineered to become a demon hunter. On his first mission with Demonspawn Academy, he's tasked with charting a topography of Hell, assuming he can find an entrance to Hell first. He's assigned to fellow demon hunter Riley Than, and when his emotions are super charged from demon hunting on their first mission, Chance experiences feelings he didn't know he had. How will Chance deal with his burgeoning sexuality, while dealing with his memory loss, while trying to figure out how to become the best demon hunter he can be?

Ever since returning from Hell, Chance Bane has noticed his boyfriend, Riley Than, is acting differently. Riley is more sarcastic, aggressive and definitely more sexual. Before Chance can discuss this with Riley, Marcus gives them their next mission. Hell is getting hotter and there’s unusual activity going on there. But, before Chance and Riley can investigate this phenomenon, Demonspawn Academy receives reports of destruction coming from downtown West Hollywood, where Brutus, an ancient god with the power of lust, is turning the town into his own personal orgy. Can Chance and Riley resist Brutus’s powers and take the god down? Will Chance and Riley’s relationship survive Brutus’s thrall? And will they ever find out what’s going on in Hell?

Still reeling from the loss of his lover Riley to the demons of Hell, Chance Bane throws himself into his work at Demonspawn Academy—and into the arms of Brutus, the ancient god of lust. However weird phenomena begins to occur around the Academy, ushering in the arrival of the enigmatic artist Kane, who has surprising ties to Brutus and a devastating revelation for Chance. Shortly after Kane's arrival a demon begins wreaking havoc at Demonspawn Academy and kills several students. Is Kane's mystical arrival the cause of the demon's sudden appearance? Or is the demon tied to the newly-returned Riley Than, who’s now a shell of his former self? Chance better solve the mystery fast if he wants the Academy - and its students - to survive.