Infernum. A shadowy, globe-spanning network of operatives run by the mysterious power broker known only as Dante. They hold allegiance to no one, existing as rogues on the fringes of society.Carl Flint was once an assassin, until a mistake on the job led to disastrous consequences. Years later, he’s a broken man, living out his days playing music in a dive bar. He’s convinced by Dante to come out of retirement to kill one more person — Agency operative Christian Pierce.

Now on the run from Pierce’s former partner, Flint has to flee what’s left of his former life. But in his quest to find peace, he’ll have to face off with a Colombian drug cartel. Is this the redemption he’s been searching for, or the final nail in his coffin?

From Percival Constantine comes the long-awaited follow-up to the Pulp Ark Award-nominated Love & Bullets!

“The bible quote is, ‘He who lives by the sword, shall perish by the sword.’ Around that one single theme, Percival Constantine has given us a truly memorable character and powerful tale that proves his emergence as a genuine master of noire fiction.”
-Ron Fortier, author of The Hounds of Hell

“A tour-de-force that shows this author is one to watch.”
–Barry Reese, author of The Adventures of Lazarus Gray

Beautiful. Cunning. Deadly. These are just a few of the words that describe Angela Lockhart, former operative of the mysterious Agency. Now working as an assassin for an international syndicate called Infernum, led by a mysterious power broker known only as Dante, Lockhart has become the ‘Most Wanted’ for every major law enforcement agency in the world. But when Agency operative Christian Pierce begins a dangerous game of deception to try and bring her back into the fold, Angela will find herself torn between her old life and her new one…

“The author’s able to impart both important information and character bits through the words that the characters share and it helps keep the book moving. This is a fast read — I literally finished it in two days without really trying to. The action scenes really sparkle and are definitely one of the author’s strengths.”
-Barry Reese, author of The Rook series

“There’s a rhythm to certain stories: a beat that echoes the story-spikes in the plot. Like a heart beat. For some stories, it’s a soft thing. A whisper of information, an undercurrent that gently prods and pokes and pulls the story towards its resolution. Quiet and subtle. For other stories, it’s a bit louder. More visceral. A rampaging, roaring sonnet that threatens the senses as it plunges towards a fiery finale. Ronnie James Dio in Times New Roman, twelve point. Percival Constantine’s new book, Love & Bullets, is of the latter variety. The title is apt…it’s a red romance, a pretty Valentine’s Day box of chocolates full of spent brass casings and broken promises.”
–Josh Reynolds, author of The Executioner: Border Offensive