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In one glorious half-hour, Alastor has broken or completed three contracts, freed himself from two separate forms of bondage, and enjoyed a rousing jaunt through nearly half the Pentagram. Incidentally, he may also have shattered Vox’s psyche and his heart. But you know what they say about making omelettes; that was a price he was prepared to pay.
He is less prepared to be personally tasked with unscrambling the eggs.
(A post-canon fix-it following the S2 finale and the events of They Could Have Been Worse.)
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- Part 9 of They Could Have Been Worse
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14 Jul 2026
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A brutal serial killer is murdering women on the streets of 1950s New Orleans, and Charlie Morningstar, disguised as a human, aims to stop them and bring an escaped demon back to Hell. On her hunt, she becomes entangled with club owner and radio host Alastor De la Croix as well as television reporter Vincent Whittman. These two men join her in the hunt, but have their own dark secrets lurking beneath. The three must learn to work together in addition to managing their growing feelings for each other.
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24 Jun 2026
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This current situation is not merely causing Angel to suffer. It is killing him. And for some reason, some inexplicable, unfathomable and no doubt ludicrous reason, Alastor cannot allow that to happen.
Alastor is back at the hotel, but Angel Dust is not. He is back with Valentino, and although the pain of his friends at his absence is a delightful thing to behold, Alastor is certain that Angel's pain will be all the sweeter and he pays him a visit to find out. The suffering of others is something to be enjoyed like a fine wine, so why does Angel's suffering taste so wrong?
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- Part 1 of Hunter's Kiss
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22 Jun 2026
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Emily clutched the book carefully to her chest. “Thank you so much, Alastor! I promise I’ll return it in great condition!”
“Yes, I’m sure you’ll take excellent care of it. And in exchange, you’ll have to tell me what you thought of it over coffee sometime.”
“It’s a deal!” she said, before her own words caught up to her. Her eyes rounded.
Alastor, though? His expression was all teeth. “Tempting, but I’ll have to pass. You ought to be a little more careful with those words around here, doll. A dealmaker could get to thinking that you don’t find him dangerous.”
“Oh, no, no! I know you are! You’re like, the most dangerous demon in H—” Her voice got a bit too breathy at the end there and hey, was the room spinning a little? Also, was Hell in another heatwave? Because the world was tilting and she was sweating, barely managing to shut up before she dug herself a deeper hole. The hallway’s shadows deepened, Alastor’s eyes gleaming brighter to pierce through the gloom.
“Oh? You think so?” The casualness of his tone was a courtesy at best. He had never sounded more threatening, not even when he’d been matter of factly monologuing while dismembering those alligator demons last week.
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31 May 2026
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Vincent Whittman is a killer behind a news anchor’s smile, a man who keeps his darkness tightly caged. Emily Miller is the new weather girl—sweet, anxious, and utterly unaware of the monster watching her from the shadows.
He tells himself to keep his distance.
He fails.One night of rehearsals, dinner, and rain draws them together in ways that terrify him. Emily sees kindness where he sees corruption; she sees a man where he sees a monster. And Vincent, for the first time in years, finds himself wanting something he should never touch.
A slow descent into obsession, innocence, and the thin line between ruin and redemption.
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28 May 2026