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What if the afterlife is just another corporation—and you're about to get audited?

A con artist bleeding out in a London alley. A cracked mirror. A fall into a monochrome city where the rain smells like copper.

Purgatory isn't fire and brimstone. It's a cutthroat banking metropolis, and demons wear tailored suits. The protagonist doesn't get a grand welcome—they get scooped up by a demon auditor named Valerius as a last-minute gamble to bypass corporate red tape. Their heart is still technically beating on Earth, making their soul a rare, exploitable anomaly.

Now they're trapped as a "Vessel," crossing spiritual barriers that pure demons can't touch, collecting debts from the dead while uncovering something rotten at the core of the system. The Bank isn't just processing souls—it's manufacturing them.

And the loan sharks who killed the protagonist upstairs? They're on the payroll.

I'm writing an original urban fantasy noir about con artists, demonic corporate espionage, and tearing down the system that profits off human misery.

BOOK COVER :: MURDER BALLAD ( the hunger games - mockingjay )

When Willow Ash Baird was reaped for the 72nd Hunger Games, no one expected her to make it past the first night, let alone win the entire thing. But she'd done it, and District 12 had its first victor in over 20 years. Even more miraculously, she seemed completely unaffected by the horrors of the games themselves. She still smiled, still went about her life as usual, and most importantly, she still sang. One look at her, and you'd never be able to tell she'd even been reaped in the first place.

But all of Panem had seen what she'd done in that arena, and no matter how much time she spent among the citizens of the District, she--like her grandmother before her--would always be an outsider to them. The life of a victor is not an easy one, but Willow Ash refuses to let the Capitol know they’ve changed her. Even with the eye of the President of Panem permanently fixed on her and her family. She has her father, she has her uncles and cousins, she even has friends in the form of her fellow Victors, who welcome her with open--if albeit wary--arms. Most importantly, she has her songs and she won't let anyone take them from her. And then the 74th hunger games roll around, and Willow Ash Baird must once again resort to desperate measures to ensure the safety of her family, even if it means putting herself directly in the line of sight of President Coriolanus Snow.

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All Quiet on The Western Front (Im Westen nichts Neues)

Erich Maria Remarque wrote all quiet on the western front (1928) about his and other veterans' accounts of their experience in being in the Imperial German Army. The story follows a young recruit, Paul Bäumer, and his friends through the gruesome wasteland that was The Western Front.