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Stephanie Anders, Protector of Souls, has met her hardest task yet: Saving the soul of the man who ruined her life and caused the end of her marriage. Simon was her ex-husbands best friend and her worst enemy; he made her life a living hell. However, Simon has accidentally sold his soul and needs her to get it back. And he is now literally sending her to hell to get it. Stephanie must journey there to find his soul, all the while fending off reapers, dealing with demons and possessing souls — to protect them. Can she not only get to hell and rescue Simon’s soul, but then get out again before she becomes a demon?

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There's No Place Like Hell | Janis Hill

so-so

I wanted to like this book a lot more than I did. Stephanie is a snarky and strong lead & there are lots of demons. The world building is good but for me something didn‘t click. I wasn‘t connected to the story at all & it took me around a month to read what should have taken a couple hours. I do think that the book got A LOT better at around the 45% mark, and I found myself enjoying the back half of the story a lot more.
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