I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell

Brie Benson is twenty-seven and works the front desk at a life insurance company. Since her parents died, she has survived the dull routine by keeping her feelings in separate boxes. Then she stays late one evening and sees her boss, Luke, performing an exorcism on Debra from accounting.

Luke is hot, uptight and now needs Brie's silence. He tells her he comes from a line of demon hunters and that demonic activity is on the rise. When another coworker, the one Brie leans on for support, goes missing, Brie decides to look for her.

She has nothing left to lose, so she talks Luke into letting her join the rescue. Their destination is hell, and the way in is in Times Square. Below it they find an underworld run like a corporation, full of monsters and bureaucratic obstacles.

The book is a romantic fantasy with a comic office-horror edge, built on an uneasy partnership between a boss and his receptionist. A veil between worlds is tearing, and the missing colleague must be found before it gives way. If they fail, hell keeps them both, and whatever is growing between Brie and Luke goes with them.