She signed nothing. She chose nothing. But her soul was already sold.

Raven Torres was never supposed to know the underworld existed. She lived a quiet life, haunted by loss, burdened by debt, and struggling to breathe beneath the weight of expectations. Until her grandmother died—and left her with more than grief.

A contract.

A legacy soaked in blood and fire.

A debt owed not to a bank, but to Hell itself.

When Infernal Solutions Incorporated arrives with their sleek suits and legally binding damnation, Raven is dragged into a world of supernatural enforcement where souls are currency, contracts are eternal, and breaking the rules means more than death—it means obliteration.

Worse, she's forced to work under Asher Blackthorne—the dangerously composed, impossibly beautiful soul supervisor whose very presence burns. Cold and unreadable, Asher is everything Raven should fear. And yet... something in him calls to the part of her that aches for more. For answers. For love, even if it comes wrapped in lies and fire.

Each case she handles brings her deeper into a labyrinth of moral gray areas, twisted bargains, and celestial laws written by beings who've never known compassion. With every broken soul she tries to save, the cost to her own becomes clearer.

But there are secrets beneath the surface. About her grandmother. About Asher. About why Raven was really chosen.

And when the veil between Heaven and Hell starts to thin, Raven realizes the truth: she's not just a pawn in someone else's game.

She's the key to rewriting it.

The Infernal Ledger: Marked by the Devil is a searing romantic fantasy where morality bends, love defies the divine, and every heartbeat risks damnation. Raven's story is not about saving the world—it's about daring to question it. Daring to feel when even angels have forgotten how. Daring to love when Hell says she has no right to.

This is not your average chosen one story. It's about a woman who was never given a choice—and chooses anyway.

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He is her handler. Her jailor. Her salvation.

She is the storm he never saw coming.

And in a world where love is weakness and mercy is punishable, their bond might just burn the whole system to the ground.

Hell owns her soul. But her heart? That's still hers.