Los Angeles took two hits and refused to fall.

The third one’s coming.

The hurricane drowned her. The quake broke her spine.

Now fire eats what’s left—block by block, breath by breath—until the city burns from the inside out.

Through the wreckage walks Alba Nunes, prison dust still on her skin, rage in her blood. She lights a gang war in the ruins, a spark that spreads faster than mercy.

And then she sees Lenny—the man she buried in memory, standing alive in the smoke.

Hate flares. Old ghosts breathe flame.

Ash drifts like snow. The air hums with heat and madness.

Some will fight for redemption. Others will burn for it.

Inferno is an apocalyptic fever dream of vengeance and survival—where the line between saving the city and destroying it is drawn in fire..