Narrated by Joscelyn B. Wild, Psychic Author Who Dreams of Monsters

Joss is a psychic dreamer caught in an adult whirlwind of supernatural chaos, chocolate, and sin. As a bestselling dark paranormal fantasy author, she navigates encounters with ghosts, angels, and monsters while managing a turbulent relationship with a demon named Fury—all while writing suspenseful novels about it. How does she find the time to write all those books?

Her latest challenge? A little girl with eerily similar powers. But Nina’s mother is a nightmare—a real horror show. She’s dead, haunting her own daughter, and evolving into a new kind of monster, forcing Joss into a protective role she never wanted.

Joss’s world is gritty and intense, with demons from Hell frequently visiting—hardly a place for a kid. She tries to find humor in it all, but when the Devil shows up on her doorstep, everything changes. Despite her doubts and fears, Joss fights the darkness to protect those she loves, especially the child who has unexpectedly captured her heart.

Featuring Poyel aka “Poe” the Dark Angel Who Supports the Universe

Is Poe bad? Her goth vibe and black feathered wings scream “spooky,” but there’s more to her than meets the eye. She loves hanging out with Lucifer, so take that as you will. Poe’s the type to glare at you for judging her dark aura, then break into a laugh, saying she’s all about that “morally ambiguous” life.

But here’s the thing: Poe’s got the weight of cosmic balance on her shoulders. Whether she’s outsmarting ghosts or guiding frightened souls to the afterlife, her presence is essential. She’s the quiet force making sure everything stays in order, even if it means getting her hands dirty.

And goodness gracious, if anything bad ever happens to her? The Universe might just fall apart. Her supernatural encounters are legendary—like that time she led a dark ritual at Stonehenge with two cherubs and Lucifer to help a ghost rise to become a celestial.

So, is Poe good or bad? Who cares? What matters is she’s not your typical angel, and that’s what makes her story unforgettable.

The Bounty: Sharon Metzger, Mom Ghost Turned Horror Monster

You might be wondering what has Joss so terrified. Meet Nina’s mother, Sharon. She didn’t always look like a horror movie monster; she was a nurse once. But don’t let that honorable profession fool you.

She was as rotten as they come, corrupted beyond redemption by her gluttony for power and control. Malpractice. Medical misconduct. Insurance fraud. Child neglect. Bullying. General b*tchiness. Every sin in the book, really. Some might even say she deserved to be murdered.

But Sharon is still a mother, and she’s searching for Nina, who is supposed to be on a field trip at Hershey’s Chocolate World. So, when Fury’s hunting party shows up looking for her, she doesn’t go quietly. The ghost fights back, even kills a demon. But something goes horribly wrong in the roasting tunnel of the dark ride, and she evolves into… the mother of all ghosts.

And mommy wants her little girl back.

And a Farewell Performance from Max the Pig of Gluttony

Max is no ordinary pig; he’s Lucifer’s mischievous and ever-hungry pet, perfectly embodying the deadly sin of gluttony. What started as a cute and cuddly Vietnamese pot-bellied piglet has grown into a massive, insatiable beast. Raised in the chaotic depths of Hell, Max has developed a taste for the supernatural, and he’ll eat just about anything—leftovers, trash, or even a ghost.

His love for food, especially dark chocolate, knows no bounds, and he’s notorious for eating his way through whatever Hell throws at him. Whether it’s snuffling around for hidden treats, bullying a hellhound, or causing havoc among demons, this hog is a force to be reckoned with. His glowing red eyes and unpredictable behavior make him both a loyal companion and a walking disaster.

Max is a symbol of unbridled excess and indulgence, a creature who knows no limits when it comes to satisfying his cravings. With every meal, he grows stronger, more dangerous, and more entwined with the dark forces that shaped him.