For Whom The Belle Tolls

Bookseller recommendation

“A fun, cozy, and hella spicy read. Between the demons and deities gaming together, the idyllic afterlife, and the cathartic customer service job the protagonist takes on, there’s a lot of playful wish fulfillment that makes this a really satisfying novel. Both audiobook narrators did a fantastic job capturing the characters too. There was even some heartache between the cozy moments and 5/5 level spice. Overall a wonderful treat of a novel. ”

— Danielle • Books Inc.

Bookseller recommendation

“Oh. My. Gosh. This is one of the best romantasy books I've read. Hands down. I LOVED the premise of this book taking place in the afterlife and not needing to follow any particular religion. Spice rating: 3/5, slow burn. ”

— Molly • Wandering Raccoon Books

Bookseller recommendation

“The title is awesome if you know you know. The book keeps that same edgy strong, rebellious feel from the first sentence to the last period. It’s a brilliant evolution for the genre and we’ll keep readers engaged and I’ll be able to their seats.”

— Inklings • Inklings Book Shoppe

Bookseller recommendation

“I have never had such a spicy book make me cry so many times. This book is all the things - it's funny, sexy, heartwarming, and heartbreaking all rolled into one, as well as a really comforting idea of the afterlife. Highly recommend.”

— Andy • Sower Books

Bookseller recommendation

“This book brings an interesting view of the Afterlife. If you are a fan of the Hell’s Belles series by Jaysea on her TikTok, you’ll love seeing Lily’s early days at the Help Desk. If you’ve never seen the series you’ll still love the found family and learning to accept love and family in a world where you might not expect it, and the fantastical world Jaysea has created beyond life.”

— Kate • Snug Books

Bookseller recommendation

“A lovely book based on a sensational TikTok series. It guides you through the emotions of grief love, sadness and hope. With the satisfaction of hearing what all customers services workers dream of saying to the “Karens” that they experience.”

— Lex • Gavin’s Books