Book 1 scratched off the reading list. You Don't Have to Be Evil to Work Here But it Helps is something I took to Oxford with me for light reading after a day of Bible teaching, apologetics and chatting with new acquaintances. It is light, but the plot is fairly convoluted. The hero, Colin, fears that his father has sold his soul to the Devil to save his company. Colin goes to a firm of magicians for help only to discover that due to problems with true love and reincarnation he is suffering from all the symptoms of being in love with someone he actually cares nothing for. The author has attempted to design a world where all views of the after life can reside. Souls reincarnate until they are either bad enough for Hell or good enough for Heaven. Not that Heaven is anywhere you'd want to go anyway. But there is a Bank where you can make deposits for the care of your ancestors in the after life. Sound confusing? To demonstrate: Benny smiled. 'An apple from the Tree of L...
2021 and I'm still trying to remember which box I packed my sense of adventure in. Weaving and baking and walking the dogs until I can find it.