If you enjoyed the TV show, Lucifer, you'll love Lucifer Unbound.
Heaven's favorite cherub, fallen from grace, is hell's ruler in this exotic romantic fantasy; though it's truly a coming of age story.
In Hell's Retribution, here you will discover the truth about Lucifer and his bad attitude, as well as his reasons for starting a war against Heaven, then ending up in hell.
In The Garden is where his first act of revenge takes place, simply to even the score, or so he believes. When that does not work, nor his several other mischiefs, he kidnaps an angel and takes her to hell, intent on seduction. But what happens when Lucifer is seduced by his own schemes?
To find out, journey with Lucifer from the beginning of time, through the heavens to earth and the Garden, then into hell itself. Still, Lucifer's not alone in this epic adventure. Characters you'll meet along the way include: the Fae and the Fallen, Adonai and His angels, a Nephilim, and a human soul or two, along with a dragon, once one of heaven's cherubs.

The question I first asked, is it possible for Lucifer, the worst bad-boy of all to be redeemed? Several theologians and other religious types said, 'It's impossible.'
Nevertheless, Clement of Alexandria said: God's love is all inclusive and irresistible. A crucial issue Orthodox theologians repeatedly failed to grant, was never whether Satan should, or could be redeemed but whether Divine love may be limited, in any way, even to the extent of Satan's exclusion from Grace. God's love is ecumenical [universal] in its compass, and has been shown to save with a righteousness and equality, which extend to all who turn to Him. And so began Lucifer's story.
This novel of Lucifer is not recommended for children under the age of 18

a Review of Hell's Retribution: Lucifer Unbound by Jamie Michele of Readers Favorites, she says, the first in Marks' trilogy places its narrative at the launching point of the Judeo-Christian Bible. Lucifer was created by Adonai Elohim, as the universe is brought to life. Underwhelmed by his station and with his ambition for something greater, he lures the first humans into deceit, cementing their fate alongside his own.
Without the constraints of Heaven's rules, he and his cohorts tempt and entice women into sin. From this, a new race is created. One in particular, Anak, is the son of a fallen angel and an earth woman. He grows up as a devotee of Adonai though his movements on earth are under constant attack. Still he remains true, working to convert those who strayed. . . performing rescues in both words and combat. As Anak's successes rise, Lucifer's fail, losing what shred of care he has left in his own war for retribution, at least until near the end when the devil himself does the unthinkable.
Brandy Marks weaves a fantastic tale of an earth inhabited by humans, Fae, demons, angels, dragons, and all manner of creatures in Hell's Retribution: Lucifer Unbound series.
The imagery is exceptional, opening up a world we've not seen with a vast landscape and many characters whose development grows through shifting points of view. The writing is, for the most part, tight and clean. The dialogue transitions between something very modern back to "biblical speak" sometimes with the same characters, but in the context of the story, its fantasy, and a time that is neither here nor there, it actually works.
Marks shines when she is piercing the heart with corruption and lust; a flick of the tongue or a breath to the ear, it's no wonder so few are able to resist-and she is able to effectively instill a message about the eternal war between good and evil. . .
The book lends space in its back matter for Marks to connect the dots between scripture and script. a nice touch. My hope is others will be able to enjoy it as much as I have.