Olivia Ivory West struggles to belong. Before her granddad died, he always told her one thing when she was little: 'Don't let anybody lead you astray from your dreams.' She's always wanted to become a carefree Artist and to expand her art gallery and become huge, but is instead constantly battling with what her Mother and Father wants of her, to go to a 4-year university and then go to med school for another plentiful amount of years. Or, if she doesn't want to do that, go to law school. Being a hopeless insecure twenty-one year old and stressing from what her wealthy family wants for her isn't what she imagined 'life' to be. But a horrific accident occurs, and it changes Olivia forever. Twenty-four year old Dante Mesero has a past even a low-life criminal wouldn't want to mess with, or so his records say. Coming from a messed up family (on his mother's side) and having nothing to his name but his dead dad's inheritance, small RV, and a meaningless life, he takes it as an advantage. Why else would he be on the road all the time, doing whatever and whenever? No curfew, no rules, nothing. Not a girl to commit to, not a child or close friend to love. You only live once, right? When Olivia and Dante's worlds collide, what will happen?
Everyone goes through their life-changing days, but no one has it as extreme as Leah Cartlier does.
On her first day of being 21, she gets chased down by mafia and falls into quite literally another world, a world she has spent her teenage years fantasising over.
Limbo is a normal world -save the fact that it houses the laziest man the world has ever seen. Dante Sparda. Leah is in Dmc heaven as she visits her idols, but one of them takes a particular dislike to her. It is no surprise. He has not been the most sociable of men, and he has no experience with women. He doesn't see a need to.
But when Leah appears in his life, he might think differently.
And so might Leah. But finding love isn't exactly on the top of the priority list. She wants to get home, and she only has half a year to do so. But maybe through her half a year in Limbo, she might find that she belongs here.
And if she isn't careful, she might make the biggest mistake of her life.
Would it be the best devilish mistake?