Asher Corvin was a bouncer at the Dreamweaver, a man whose only job was keeping the trash away from the girls on stage. It was a simple gig until a pair of Wretched tore through the front doors and started killing everyone in the building.
Asher Corvin was a bouncer at the Dreamweaver, a man whose only job was keeping the trash away from the girls on stage. It was a simple gig until a pair of Wretched tore through the front doors and started killing everyone in the building. Including him. But death was just the start of a long contract negotiation. Now bound to the Demon Lord Maz’Goloth and reborn as a Hell Hunter of the Fifth Circle, Asher is back and thrust into a silent war between Heaven, Hell, and everything in between. There are no heroes, and there is no good or bad. All sides suck. He is armed with a soul-bound greatsword and a heavy-caliber revolver that will make the task a little bit easier. But he doesn’t have to hold the line alone. From his partner, the sharp-tongued and dangerously beautiful hunter Aly, the mysterious Wiccan scholar Winter, and the silver-haired Seraph reject Iris, Asher is surrounded by powerful women out for some blood of their own. To keep all his friends and new-found allies alive, he will first have to turn the Dreamweaver into a fortress by hunting, harvesting, and bartering his way to power. In a world where every shadow hides another way to die, Asher will do whatever it takes to protect what is his.
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