The Belles of Wrath

From Hell's Belles BookTok sensation Jaysea Lynn comes a new stand-alone novel set in the Hell's Belles universe, following the instant New York Times and USA TODAY bestseller For Whom the Belle Tolls. Penny expected death to be the end, not the beginning. When she arrives in the Afterlife and finds a vibrant world instead of the peaceful nothing she expected, she scrambles to adjust. Certain that she doesn't deserve Paradise, she takes matters into her own hands and sends herself to Hell. There, Penny is redirected to the Hellp Desk, where she is offered...a job? She isn't sure what to make of her fiery new boss, Lily, or her quirky coworker, Sharkie, but eager to leave her past behind, Penny throws herself into the work. Penny challenges herself to explore and encounters Greg, a quiet, startlingly handsome demon who runs the brutal Level Nine, reserved for irredeemable souls. As Penny and Greg's romance grows and heat simmers between then, they must confront their pasts and secrets. Meanwhile, Hell is anything but calm. In the yearslong wake of a devastating war, the denizens of the Afterlife are desperate to prevent another. When a proposal to change the operation of Hell threatens everything it stands for, Penny and Greg must find a way to convince Hell to save itself. With humor, heart, and healing, Jaysea Lynn's second Hell's Belles novel opens the door to an Afterlife of surprising firsts, finding love even when we are afraid, and accepting everything in us that is human.

Jaysea Lynn was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. After graduating from college, she purchased and lived aboard a thirty-five-foot sailboat for eight years, during which she found success with Hell's Belles, her comedy/drama skit series on TikTok (@Sea.Ya.Later) and Instagram (@officialHellsBelles) and gained the confidence to share her lifelong passion of writing. She can often be found with her nose in a book, going for walks, embarking on random adventures, or trying to make the perfect cup of coffee (with mixed success).