Demonic Disasters and Afterlife Adventures Books in Order

An angel punished for unauthorized miracles sneaks back to Earth and is mistaken for a charity Santa. Meeting Christmas enthusiast Beckett makes following heavenly restrictions even harder, especially as their unexpected holiday encounter turns into romance.

After discovering his boyfriend's affair, Adam dies and lands in the wrong part of the afterlife. His growing attachment to the demonic judge Minos becomes a problem when supernatural authorities try to move him to his assigned destination.

Teacher Gabe accidentally summons an infernal ruler who is intrigued by his immunity to demonic attraction. As Asmodeus refuses to leave, their unusual connection offers Gabe a chance to explore his sexuality amid family interference and underworld bureaucracy.

Practical Michael wants revenge on an afterlife official who threatened his family. Partnering with chaos-loving demon Arioch upends his orderly existence, and their opposing temperaments become an unexpected source of attraction as they pursue answers.

Lonely Trent wishes for an escape from another disappointing Valentine's Day and unexpectedly acquires a demonic passenger. Sharing his body with cheerful Paz transforms his routines, challenging his isolation and suggesting companionship can take a very unusual form.

Coffee-shop owner Cassius uses his supernatural sight to help a gray angel whose work redeeming souls has been disrupted. Investigating the theft of Kushiel's purpose brings unexpected romance and discoveries that threaten the wider afterlife.

Demon Beel enjoys life disguised as a pet frog until friends arrange a new caretaker for him. Protecting pet-shop owner Jon requires revealing a human form, complicating their attraction with suspicions, a troublesome ex, and Beel's concealed identity.

Heaven assigns messenger angel Gabriel a professional partnership with Leviathan to improve his connection with humans. The relaxed sea demon introduces him to mortal pleasures, leaving both reluctant to separate when their official assignment ends.