Luc Hellbourne is dumped by his werewolf boyfriend for a girl. When he goes to drown his sorrows with drinks at a local bar the powerful vampire master claims to have just what he needs. Warning: There is hot man/man action.

Luc is now a vampire master. But others plot against him. He will need the help of all his lovers to help him survive the fires of hell. Warning: There is hot man/man action.

When Luc is dragged down to hell which of his lovers is willing to risk the devil himself to save him.

Even the devil needs a little help sometimes, but for Luc, going back to hell to make things right could end up breaking him... Luc’s life is finally starting to settle down. His wolf shifter lover is back in his bed and his father is no longer ruling hell...or Luc's life. Unfortunately, his happiness is only an illusion. Nikko, his vampire soul mate, is starving to death, Luc's psychotic brother is taking over hell, and the balance of good and evil all depends on Luc to set things straight. The archangel Michael tells Luc he needs to go back to hell to correct the problems he caused, but Luc refuses. However, some people still think Luc is a contender to be the demon lord. When his brother kidnaps Bran, Luc has to show the underworld why you don’t mess with the devil’s son. Reader Advisory: This book is a sequel to Hellbourne.

Even when your father is the devil, love can be a scary thing. Luc Hellbourne is crushed when his werewolf lover dumps him for a female. Feeling unwanted he gives himself to the first guy who asks, Master Vampire Nikkolai Remondi. Except Nikkolai decides to keep Luc and when his ex-lover wants him back, all hell breaks loose. Which is easy when you’re the devil’s son.