All's Hell That Ends Well
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If only it weren’t for that little snag…that Lucifer claimed me for himself.
Not in that way, ew, get your mind out of the gutter!
More like he directly conscripted me into his service, and there’s nothing anyone, including Azazel, can do about it.
Though he sure tries.
As it turns out, Lucifer orders me to go on a special mission for him, one that might reunite him with…you know who. Or so he believes.
I have my doubts. Just as I have some serious concerns about the state of Lucifer’s rule in Hell. Major late-Roman-empire vibes here.
And as much as I despise that mothertrucker of a devil, my health and safety are now tied to his power, and if his rule fails…
Yeah, it’s not looking good.
I never thought I’d one day fight on the side of Lucifer, but I just might have to–unless I can find her first.
All’s Hell That Ends Well is the conclusion to the Infernal Covenant series. This book is the end of Zoe and Azazel’s story and will deliver that sweet, absolutely deserved happy ever after for both of them!
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Nadine Mutas writes paranormal romances that are equal parts funny and spicy. She has won multiple awards with her books, but alas, no annual supply of coffee yet.
After majoring in subjects that were fun to study but less applicable for making a living with (Japanese, South Asian Studies), Nadine has turned to fully indulging her weird fantasies that people actually pay her to write down. You can usually lure her out of her socially awkward shell by striking up a conversation about languages (keywords: Indo-European family; relation of Sanskrit to Ancient Greek) and watch her geek out for the next hour.
She lives in Germany with her college sweetheart, beloved little demon spawn, and three infernal cats hellbent on cuddling her to death (Clarification: Her husband and kids prefer her alive. The cats, she’s not so sure about.) When she’s not writing, she can be found at the archery range, where shooting at things with sharp-tipped arrows has proven to be an excellent meditative practice.
