Macey had found herself in the crosshairs of Hell, and made more than a few foolish decisions on the way there. No more than the average mortal perhaps- but is it now too late? When she failed to die, prophesy and destiny went off script, and she opened her eyes to find herself in odd company. Johan should have known better than to save her, but the need to play dangerously was far stronger than wisdom. As if being one of the most wanted and notorious fugitives of the Devil were not enough, he has stolen His intended bride. Is he smart, lucky and devious enough to even play this game, none-the-less win it? He would have a better chance if he could keep all the warm, sticky temptations at bay. The soldiers have taken the field, and lines are being drawn. But where will the pieces fall? Ashmedai will stop at nothing to have His bride, and His heir. With this last piece, the time of man will end, one way or another. Is there enough good left in man, enough faith in Heaven, to oppose it? And all those that are shy of demon and angel, whose last refuge was earth, are just now waking to the finality of Armageddon. In the second of the series, the Book of Lucifer, Hell to Pay is the tale of decisions. Those made in faith, in blood and in heat. It starts with an impossible situation and runs downhill at the speed of catastrophe. It will take the mind to dark places, and find all the little jewels we loathe to enjoy in those shadows. But it is the meat of the story, one that should have never been loosed, but it is far too late to turn back now