Book 1 Devil's Den by Jeff Altabef

A former spy with a dark secret and a past he can't outrun. A mysterious cult that steals beautiful teenagers. A looming battle between the forces of light and dark, and the girl who drags them into the middle of it all.

Steven Cabbott sees demons, and has even had to fight a few. Lately, they've taken an interest in him. He suspects it has something to do with his past. His mother killed his father when Steven was young, claiming he was a demon. Steven figured she was nuts. Now he's not so certain.

Sixteen years of silence between Steven and Kate, the love of his life, end with a cryptic one-word message: Help! A mysterious cult has kidnapped Kate's teenaged daughter. Steven charges forward in a frantic effort to save the young woman, but the foe he faces is extraordinarily powerful. He's always one step behind, and his growing demon problem isn't helping matters.

Steven is caught in a fight between much larger forces. Can he overcome his own demons to save Kate's daughter? If he fails, they may all fall victim to the Devil's Den.


Book 2 Devil's Dance by Jeff Altabef

An amazing new technology engineered to make people smarter, a series of gruesome murders, and a mystery so dark, it threatens everyone.

I'm a Nephilim, born of a fallen angel father and a human mother. This makes me special in ways I don't fully comprehend yet.

A war is brewing between angels and demons, and like it or not, we'll all have to choose sides. I've chosen the side of angels, a curious decision for me, not only because I'm a killer, but because I enjoy killing. Still, an angel promised me that redemption is possible—even for me—and he needed warriors on his side. Did he tell me the truth? I hope so, but who can I trust?

In a small, sleepy, tourist town, an old friend asks me to help solve a series of gruesome murders that have been plaguing the town, but these aren't just random crimes. Somehow, they're connected to this war between angels and demons. I prefer working alone, not having to worry about others, but I team up with a self-described anti-technology hooligan, and a beautiful bartender I immediately fall for. If only they knew what I know. The foe we're facing is way more powerful than anything they can imagine.

I must solve the mystery before it's too late, because I'm certain of this one thing: everyone's soul is at stake.


Book 3 Devil's Deal by Jeff Altabef

It turns out that hell and Lucifer aren’t what I imagined. That’s a good thing, although I’m still forced to make a deal with the Devil, one that might trigger the Apocalypse. Not at my best, I’m compelled to walk a tricky line. I’ve already sworn an oath to Father Paul and the light angels, but if that oath was based on falsehoods, does it still bind me?

Hank’s best friend sends him a message that he’s in trouble, and we return to Charleston to sort it out. We suspect the worst, but what should be a simple case turns out to be anything but. A terror they call the Vampire is killing kids. I can sense that he’s not human, but he’s not an angel or a demon either. He’s something else.

Hank and I will put everything on the line to figure out what happened to his friend, and shut down whoever is terrorizing his hometown. I’m suspicious this is all tied to the End of Days and my untenable position between light and darkness.

Hopefully, the Fates will be kind to me.


Book 4 Devil's Day by Jeff Altabef

I’m running out of time to prevent the End of Days.

In an unfortunate twist of fate, I’m the bloody Anti-Christ, and everyone wants to take me down: light and dark angels, Magics, and a particularly annoying sheriff. It’s really pissing me off.

I’m outgunned in this fight, so I turn to the Fates, but their help won’t come cheap.

Someone is possessing holy people in New York City, turning them into terrorists. The Fates want him stopped, not because they’re swell witches, but because they think he’s hiding their Sight and out to get them. If I can somehow kill this ultra-powerful, voodoo-practicing madman, they’ve promised to help me.

But will it be enough?

My father tells me he has a plan that might just stop the end of the world—if I’m strong enough to complete it. I’d like to trust him, but... well, he is the Devil. Best devise a plan of my own, just in case.