Thomas Fool is an Information man in Hell. He investigates crimes, essentially. An odd rash of crimes has cropped up in which
humans are dead and their souls are missing.
Of course, this is happening while a delegation from Heaven is visiting
and Fool is partially responsible for being the escort for the delegation, in
addition to his regular duties. The
victims have been killed in particularly violent ways and Fool’s efforts in
uncovering evidence seem to be blocked at every turn. He is determined, however, to get to the
bottom of the crime. This was a pretty
good book, but also fairly odd. It
reminds me a little of Jasper Fforde, but not quite as funny.
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