My Review:

The book clocks in at about 227 pages, which would usually take me about a week to finish. I'm a slow reader, I've got toddlers in the house, and being mildly dyslexic makes casual reading something that requires a lot of attention.

I finished this book in less than a day.

I was hooked from the first page. Kirsty is a relatable, real character that I was rooting for all the way. The story moves along at a nice clip with humor and puns peppered throughout. It does have puns but they aren't over-done. There are times when the main character drags a bit in pity, but then she did die, so that's understandable.

There is a pleasant wit displayed among the wordplay and I look forward to the next in the series. 

My Verdict: At $2.99 it's a steal. Buy and enjoy.

Blurb from Amazon:

Life for Kirsty dArc might not be perfect, but it's far from hellish. She likes her job, has a great BFF, and truly admires Conrad, her boss. But when she dives in front of a lunatic's blade to save him from certain death, she finds out Conrad isnt so admirable after all. In fact, hes traded her soul to the Devil!

While her body lies comatose on the Mortal Coil, Kirstys spirit is dragged straight to Hellwhich is not quite the fire-and-brimstone abyss shed expected. In fact, the place is quirky, wacky, and not without charm. Desperate to reunite body and soul before her time runs out, she seeks out allies, earning the friendship of a powerful drag demon, a psychic server, and, most importantly, Hells civil servant. But what of her growing attraction to Dante, the sexy Reaper with a flair for romantic languagecan she forgive him for scything her soul?

Stuck in the netherworld, Kirsty vows shell do everything on her postmortem bucket list, starting with getting her life back and ensuring that Conrad has Hell to pay!

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