ISBN: 9798174473546 - five stars, terrible service: a novel of the afterlife (6 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Everyone dies with unfinished business. Delia Marsh died with a one-star review. >>>>>Perfect for readers who love: - Workplace comedy with real emotional stakes- Afterlife premises with heart underneath the jokes- A satisfying, non-violent justice arc - no cape, no crusade, just receipts- Found-family warmth wrapped in corporate-satire bite Would Not Die Again. Five stars. Terrible service. The most honest review you'll ever read. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Everyone dies with unfinished business. Delia Marsh died with a one-star review. Delia Marsh kept receipts. Literal ones - a labeled folder for every tax year since 2016. So when her business partner hands her a coffee that tastes like a Christmas candle and her heart stops mid-pitch, she does what she always does: she files it. The afterlife, it turns out, runs on an app. Welcome to the Waiting Room - beige carpet, smooth-jazz hold music, and a bureaucracy that resolves every death with a five-star rating system. Your funeral gets reviewed. Your killer gets reviewed. And the entity at the top of it all is never named - around here, it's just "Corporate," and Corporate does not read its reviews. Until now. Delia's official cause of death: "heart complications." Delia's actual cause of death: her business partner, a very good eulogy, and a coffee cup he signed with his own name. With the reluctant help of a two-hundred-year-old customer success rep who's never once won an argument with the algorithm, Delia sets out to build the case, file the complaint, and leave the review that changes everything - before her killer is elected to city council on a 4.9-star reputation he doesn't deserve. Perfect for readers who love: Workplace comedy with real emotional stakesAfterlife premises with heart underneath the jokesA satisfying, non-violent justice arc - no cape, no crusade, just receiptsFound-family warmth wrapped in corporate-satire bite Would Not Die Again. Five stars. Terrible service. The most honest review you'll ever read. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Everyone dies with unfinished business. Delia Marsh died with a one-star review. Delia Marsh kept receipts. Literal ones - a labeled folder for every tax year since 2016. So when her business partner hands her a coffee that tastes like a Christmas candle and her heart stops mid-pitch, she does what she always does: she files it. The afterlife, it turns out, runs on an app. Welcome to the Waiting Room - beige carpet, smooth-jazz hold music, and a bureaucracy that resolves every death with a five-star rating system. Your funeral gets reviewed. Your killer gets reviewed. And the entity at the top of it all is never named - around here, it's just "Corporate," and Corporate does not read its reviews. Until now. Delia's official cause of death: "heart complications." Delia's actual cause of death: her business partner, a very good eulogy, and a coffee cup he signed with his own name. With the reluctant help of a two-hundred-year-old customer success rep who's never once won an argument with the algorithm, Delia sets out to build the case, file the complaint, and leave the review that changes everything - before her killer is elected to city council on a 4.9-star reputation he doesn't deserve. Perfect for readers who love: Workplace comedy with real emotional stakesAfterlife premises with heart underneath the jokesA satisfying, non-violent justice arc - no cape, no crusade, just receiptsFound-family warmth wrapped in corporate-satire bite Would Not Die Again. Five stars. Terrible service. The most honest review you'll ever read. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…