EXPLICIT CONTENT (SEX, VIOLENCE, DRUGS, PROFANITY) In the land of Eden, twin Divine order gods Mordecio and Astothan train to become Angels of Death for the gods themselves. Things go tragically wrong during their internship, and their lives take an unexpected turn. Even the gods bend to a will. That will is Paradox, and Its machinations are ultimately Its own, for Paradox has plans for Its realms, and Mordecio and Astothan will find out, to their horror, just what they are. Relationships between order gods and chaos gods are forbidden, for the offspring of such a union is prophesied to usher in the apocalypse, but when Mordecio and Astothan fall in love with Eliara and Lavidia, twin chaos gods and daughters of the King, they can't resist the call of the void. At once heart-rending, bawdy, illuminating, and mysterious, Gori Suture reveals just how like us our deities really are, and how terrifying that truly is.

EXPLICIT CONTENT (SEX, VIOLENCE, DRUGS, PROFANITY) Eliara and Lavidia, pregnant with the apocalyptic god force known as Omega, struggle to survive as the political situation in Eden grows ever grimmer. Former gods of order Astothan and Mordecio are now dedicated to the cause of chaos, though walking the left-hand path proves harder than they ever imagined. Time heals no wounds, and old enemies lash out against them. Love is stretched thin as its tension is tested, while those tethered together in life's storm cling desperately to one another. Can our heroes face down the dragon and see the fair Eliara and Lavidia to safety, or are they doomed to a life of loneliness and heartbreak?

In occultism, the concept of planetary systems can vary, with some traditions recognizing six planets and others recognizing seven. This difference often stems from the specific esoteric teachings or the celestial bodies that are being symbolically represented. In a system of six planets, the emphasis is typically on ancient planetary knowledge, where the Sun and Moon might be excluded from the count, or viewed as luminaries rather than planets. Conversely, a seven-planet system includes the classical "septenary" model, which comprises the Sun, Moon, and the five planets visible to the naked eye: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. The number seven, in particular, holds a significant mystical importance across various occult systems, symbolizing completeness, cycles, and spiritual alignment. Both systems play a role in astrological and mystical practices, reflecting different layers of cosmic interpretation.

For this reason, I wanted my book series to simultaneously be a six volume series and a seven volume series, and I thus present it as both.