the Debt of Soul: Some souls do not belong to those who inhabit them

THE SOUL'S DEBT "I wasn't sure how to go back." Joseph is fifty-three, a mortgage strangling him, and a wife who deserves better. One night, someone offers him a way out. The price seems reasonable. It always is, at first. The contract isn't about his money, nor his time. It's about what he'll become while he sleeps-the souls he'll have to judge, the purgatories he'll have to govern, the identity he'll lose, fragment by fragment, until he no longer knows where he ends and the thing that inhabits his body when the sun sets begins. There's a line between the living and the damned. Joseph crosses it every night. Every night, he becomes a little less himself. A novel about the darkness that doesn't come from outside-it grows within, with the patience of someone who already knows how it ends. About the very fine line between selling your soul and having it stolen. >*** Each chapter has its own music. 31 original songs accessible via QR code-listen while you read.