Kirjahaku

Only when Darla Karen doesn't get proper service from the manager does she realize she's in Hell. Armand Karen realizes it when he can't say his real name and finds himself a security guard in the main shopping mall of the underworld. It becomes clear that this myriad of Hades is for all of the varieties of Karens, complete with hairstyle, but someone threatens the very fabric of the afterlife. You see, someone has made himself the mayor, and things are about to get chaotic.

Capitol Hell may look quaint, with it's denizens wearing togas that go down to their belly buttons, but all is not well in the political nexus of Hell. Billiam must grapple help a man who has lost the benefactor who winds him up. Gershwyn must avoid roving bands of violent Vegans willing to eat the laurels directly off of hapless Forum members heads and everyone must get to the bottom of the sewer board, the lowest and most prestigious office of all. You see, there's a big secret in Hell. There is no sewer. But if that's the case, then where is all of the human effluent going?