The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts: The cosy fantasy set in a charming and out of time hotel

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About The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts: The cosy fantasy set in a charming and out of time hotel

'Warm and wonderful . . . a fun and inventive play about found family and being your best self' SARAH BETH DURST 'Unbelievably charming . . . bury me in biscuits from Floor Gluttony; I'm not leaving' CASSIDY ELLIS SALTER Welcome to the Purgatory Hotel . . . where you must take your test and meet your fate. Seven floors. Seven trials. Limbo, lust, gluttony, greed, anger, heresy, and violence. The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts is a temporary passing place, and the final test for those who lived middling lives. Passing through your floor fully reformed means going up to heaven, but succumb to temptation, and it's straight to hell . . . Delilah has successfully completed her test on the floor of Greed, her worst sin whilst alive, and is ready to be taken up to heaven in the rusty elevator that runs through the hotel. But before Damien, the elevator boy, can press that glorious white button, the lift breaks. As the number of guests rises, unable to pass through the hotel as intended, chaos ensues. Heather, the receptionist, finds herself dealing with the discontented dead, disappearing ghosts, and a glitching hotel. Can a rag-tag team of workers and guests navigate their way through the hotel and discover the problem festering at its heart before it's too late? ~ Cosy fantasy ~ Magical hotel ~ Found family ~ Sprinkling of romance ~ Who-dunnit mystery Fans of T. J. Klune, The Good Place, and Only Murders in the Building will love curling up with this novel by Katy Nyquist, who readers can't get enough of! 'A fantastic twist on classic fantasy themes' 'Whimsical' 'I don't remember the last time I laughed so much' 'Deep, rich, colourful . . . fun' 'Worldbuilding is unique and incredibly thought out'

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