Lucifer Judged

Lucifer has been accused of his greatest sin: keeping the Divine Choir's secret. And he's demanded a trial in Hell to answer for it.

There's only one problem. No one in Hell knows how a trial works. There's no law, no precedent, and a judge who treats the whole thing as a show. The jury is made up of demons who once worshipped the Morningstar and now feel betrayed. The prosecutor is a demon with more reason than anyone to hate him, and has been waiting a very long time for this day.

With Belial and Mara in his corner and two silent agents of Purgatory watching his every move, Lucifer turns to the one person who might still believe in him-Anael. The angel he once loved, who has been punished by Heaven for it. Now she stands in a courtroom full of demons, her loyalty to the Choir tested, and her faith in everything she's been taught beginning to crack.

But Lucifer isn't the only one with something to lose. Others are working in the shadows, and someone is plotting to bring down the Court from within. When Belial is framed for murder, the line between justice and conspiracy begins to blur, and Anael has to decide how far she'll go to save a man she swore she was finished with.

If the Morningstar is found guilty, Hell will have its revenge. And Heaven is waiting to claim whatever's left. If both sides are working together to destroy him, then perhaps he was right about them all along.

The trial is only the beginning.