Chasing the Devil

Immortality - a blessing... or a bitch?
Thutmose has dragged the leaden baggage of his immortality around with him for millennia, and now, desperately weary, has resolved to bring his own accursed existence to an end. Understandably, for an immortal, this is not going to be an easy task! By universal law, there is only one individual who can help him in this grim endeavour - his father, Lucifer... the Devil.

As one might expect, his dear daddy is not a model parent - an errant father par excellence, who proves to be very elusive. Loathsome, utterly self-absorbed, but insanely attractive, Lucifer spends most of his time in pursuit of his own agendas and carnal gratification. He has recently turned to flirting with archangels, particularly Michael, whose hard-to-get indifference drives Lucifer crazy.

Thutmose hasn't fallen far from the paternal tree. Captivating, desirable, somewhat sinful but exotic, and with a temper that can level continents (an anger issue that he has always fought hard to suppress).

Amazingly, those same archangels, who are partially to blame for Thutmose's predicament, now employ their own seduction. They vow to stand with him shoulder to shoulder to do battle against his father and his dark armies, and prevent Lucifer from taking him to the underworld.

With cameo appearances from Tutankhamen, Bes, and assorted other Egyptian deities, the ensuing quest for his father throws Thutmose into the kick-ass adventure of his (considerable) lifetime, as he is thrust and dragged from one dimension to another. He eventually faces a final fork in the road: to make the impossible choice between a sweet, finite human existence... or to remain a raging, tortured immortal.