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In Hell, where the Devil Queen holds sway over demons and beasts alike, Solano faces an afterlife-changing decision.
Once a passionate husband in the mortal realm, the newly displaced demon struggles with guilt for the way things ended with his wife. That is, until the Celestial King offers him a chance to reunite with her, but at what cost?
The price for this reunion is a Faustian bargain - sacrifice innocent souls to Hell and lead an army of the damned to overthrow the Devil Queen and be resurrected back to his former life.
If you enjoyed the moral dilemmas of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde, you'll also love Selling Poppies.
Check out Selling Poppies to scratch that itch for mistaken identity, feminine rage, and Oooo-bittersweet justice.
This book is a prequel to the Wither and Rot Novels and an allegory for domestic abuse recovery told from the perpetrator's point of view. Please be advised.
Trigger warning: Selling Poppies deals heavily with the psychological effects of abuse, including gaslighting, coercive control, and homicide.
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