A group of demon hunters resides in St. Louis, Missouri, caught in the midst of chaos. Everyday, people are making deals with demons in exchange for something--money, gifts, health. What they often don't realize is that they're living on borrowed time, and the clock is ticking. Once it runs out, their souls are taken into hell, leaving their bodies open for use by the demons they once trusted.
As autumn comes to a close on winter, the amount of deals in the city increases, and then drops abruptly, leaving Auden and his group of hunters mystified. Is there a reasoning behind the occurrence, or is the information being gathered false? What is coming, if not the war Auden is expecting?
Tom has always treated demons like equals, but he never expected to fall in love with one. Not Ezra, who was condemned to take evil souls because of his own dark past.
An angel's virtue is never questioned, while a demon's state of mind is always doubted. Befriending a demon is dangerous. Falling in love with one is an act of lunacy, one that forces Tom to fight for change in a world that's growing more hateful by the day.
Violence is on the rise, especially in the Glass Horns pub. Tom has worked behind his parent's bar for four years, and humans are irritating demons more than ever. But are the demons to blame, or is something far more unjust warping the truth?