Lucy Burns wants a normal life: friends, love, and a family of her own.
And she could have it all if only she could break free from the job she
hates.
That job? Facilitator to hell.
And her boss is a real devil.
At the age of eleven, to save her sister's life, Lucy writes a desperate
letter to "To Whom It May Concern," but when He writes back, Lucy is
bound for life. There are perks, sure--she's ageless, she's beautiful,
and she can eat as much chocolate as she wants and never get fat--but
there are also consequences.
She can never see her family again.
She can never have a boyfriend.
She must spend her life leading sinners to their demise.
After nineteen years of doing the Devil's dirty work, Lucy wants out,
but it all seems hopeless until Teddy Nightingale, her easy listening
music idol, gives her the answer: a little-known loophole.
If she succeeds, Lucy gets love, happiness, and everything she ever
really wanted. But the consequences? They're considerably worse than
death. To make it through, Lucy must decide what is evil and what is
good, what is right and what is wrong, and if, in the end, there's ever
any way to truly know.
Smart, sassy, fun, and wickedly funny, The Sinful Life of Lucy Burns is
a fast and stunning read perfect for any occasion. Elizabeth Leiknes's
fresh writing and comic wit will stick with you long after you've put
the book down.
