The Headless Stars of Amazon’s new Lord of the Rings Series

The climate apocalypse isn’t rising sea levels or heatwaves; it comes with overgrown plant life filling the air with so much pollen that no one can breathe it. Izabel lives in a world with people living in a series of airtight domes, one where humanity is finally flourishing again and there is safety and prosperity. Then an unknown person begins slashing domes open, letting the outside air in to kill the residents–a new kind of serial killer. And Izabel’s daughter begins having strange sleep-conversations about the murders.

The titular book is a 17th century manual on sex magic, which just might be the most powerful occult book ever written… if it exists. Lily, a former novelist who has consigned herself to loneliness after suffering a tragedy, sets out to find this book under the promise of how much money she’ll be paid if she can. The world’s wealthiest people might wish to fulfill their desires with black magic… but it’s Lily’s desire to join their ranks.

Emrael Ire is an ordinary man who wants only to be a weapons master… but his final test becomes surviving an insurrection that ends with his brother enslaved. In so doing, he discovers a powerful, latent magic within himself, a skill he never wanted or imagined he might have. His one stroke of luck is his War Master tutor is also an undercover mage, and she might be able to teach him the skills he needs if he’s to rescue his brother and defeat the Fallen God.

Five former Navy SEALS, each with a different background, are brought into a special ops unit and dispatched to the Caucasus to stop a terrorist threat. When their mission goes awry, they’re offered a bargain by the literal Devil, who offers them mystical powers that will allow them to send evil people directly to Hell for his enjoyment. But no gift from the Devil comes without strings, and each member of the the new Devil’s Quintet must struggle against the corruption of their powers or face damnation themselves.