β Scribed by RJ Blain
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
After a deal with loan sharks sours, Darleneβs brother is permanently transformed into a chipmunk. Not one to accept impossibility as a good excuse for failure, sheβs determined to rescue her brother and secure revenge against those whoβd poisoned him with grade-a transformatives.
If she wants to perform a miracle, sheβll need to join forces with a divine, but the man upstairs and his angels refuse to help.
None of the other so-called benevolent divines are willing to help her, either.
Running out of time and options, Darlene prepares to storm the gates of hell for her brother.
She never expected to fall in love with the Devil.
Warning: this novel contains a woman with a chip on her shoulder, humor, and one hell of a hero. Proceed with caution. **
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