The moon and its night

New Orleans, 1930.

Astrea is a young, aspiring author with a tormented soul. Her life as an independent woman is just beginning when she is hired by the city's radio station. But her fate takes a turn the day she crosses paths with Alastor on her way to work. Between these two wounded and lonely souls, a deeply dark connection is born. They form an unexpected and macabre bond, intertwining trauma and art. She becomes the substance of his darkest stories; he becomes the charismatic voice that brings them to life on the air. But during a night of vengeance, their symbiotic bond is brutally shattered, leaving behind a fragrance of blood, betrayal, and unspoken truths.

A century later, the Hazbin Hotel is on the brink of collapse. After years of failure, Charlie Morningstar is desperately trying to save her project of redemption. As the strained group loses hope, Vaggie finds a new recruit for the hotel. That's when Astrea walks through the doors of the establishment, her mind consumed by bitterness and the grief of her lost trust. She didn't know that by accepting the offer, she would find herself face to face with the man she once knew. The Radio Demon is no longer the same: he has become cold and inscrutable. Between them, secrets and remorse mingle with a painful hatred, hidden behind a pact of silence.

But in Hell, every weakness an enemy has is fair game. With eyes all over Pentagram City, Vox uncovers the unspeakable connection to his worst enemy's past life. Willing to do anything to eliminate this man and secure his place as the most powerful Overlord, the leader of the Vees seizes an occult relic with terrifying powers. His goal? To destroy Alastor with a weapon he won't be able to prepare for.

[I would like to apologize for any mistakes, English is not my native language, thank you ! ]