When demons aren't pure evil and not all angels have the best intentions in mind, who can tell which side is right? Willow Crypt is dead, but instead of finding herself in Heaven, Willow finds herself stuck in a place called Limbo with only her thoughts to keep her company. Already confused beyond belief, things go from bad to worse once Willow is told that she has a choice- she can either go to Heaven for the rest of eternity, or she could become an angel, giving her the option to return to Earth and join the never-ending war between Heaven and Hell. But how can Willow make a decision when going upstairs could mean never seeing her family again, and becoming an angel would result in her brother becoming her mortal enemy? Conner Crypt stopped being a human the same day his sister died. Moments later, he allowed a famous demon called Legion to take him to Canaan, an underground city populated with demons and gargoyles, surrounded by a lake filled with black, shadowy creatures that were once souls. With Legion as his teacher, Conner begins to learn what it means to fight alongside the forces of Hell, but he can't help but notice that Legion insists on keeping secrets. As Conner is encouraged to consume souls and revel in bloodlust, can he salvage some scrap of his old self, or is he another lost cause? As Conner struggles with both personal and literal devils, Willow fights to decide between life and death. Is the Crypt family capable of recovery, or will demons destroy what little semblance of humanity they have left?
About the Author: C. J. Davis was odd from the start, and she is very grateful for that fact. While other girls were reading Nicholas Sparks, C. J. was reading Stephen King. Raised in a strictly Christian household in a conservative small town in the Texas Panhandle, King was responsible for teaching her all of the words that earn a sharp slap to the back of the head if spoken aloud. C. J. was inspired by King's work and began diving into books with blood, guts, and gore, slightly concerning church-goers, teachers, and her parents by her enthusiasm. Years later, after graduating high school, C. J. began her career, writing bloody books with a twist of religion and a dash of Bible. Other fun facts about C. J. include that she is a self-diagnosed Netflix addict. C. J. treasures experiencing no human interaction whatsoever for hours on end, but enjoys the company of her cat, Teddy. C. J. attends Lubbock Christian University, where she plans on majoring in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing. She hopes her awkward tendencies and morbid humor will prove assets instead of handicaps in the coming years. Follow her on Twitter, if you wish. @CassidyJDavis.