What's a corporate demon to do when the voice in her head is devouring her sanity from the inside out, and the hosts of heaven and hell would rather see her destroyed than surrender a power no one should possess? Ronnie has the job any entry-level angel or demon would sell their soul for—she's a retrieval analyst for the largest search engine in the world. Ubiquity is a joint initiative between heaven and hell. Because what better way to track all of humanity's secrets, both good and bad, than direct access to their web browsing habits. She might appreciate the position a little more if a) she could remember anything about her life before she started working at Ubiquity, b) the damn voice in her head would just shut up already, and c) her boss wasn't a complete control freak. As she searches for solutions to the first two issues, and hopes the third will work itself out in performance reviews, she uncovers more petty backstabbing than an episode of Real Housewives, and a conspiracy as old as Lucifer's descent from heaven. On top of all that, if she forgets the cover sheet on her TPS report one more time, she's absolutely going on final written warning. Now Ronnie’s struggling to keep her sanity and job, while stopping the voice in her head from stealing her life. She almost misses the boredom of retrieval analysis at Ubiquity. Almost.

When immortality is the ultimate goal, not even heaven can stand in the way. Izrafel fell from heaven over a hundred years ago, retiring from his duty as an angel and becoming human. Well, maybe he didn’t leave it behind completely. He might not have been so willing if it weren’t for the loophole that allowed him to keep his immortality. Since then, he’s enjoyed the best of both words until someone ripped eternity from his limbs. Now, his primary focus is learning to enjoy his mortality. And he’s not complaining he has Holden, the sexy guy from down the block, to share the experience with . Too bad his former angelic colleagues don’t want him sharing the secrets he learned when he fell. If the hosts of heaven don’t kill him for what he knows, the minions of hell might destroy him in their attempts to keep him safe. And he’ll ground out either threat if that’s what it takes to find peace.