Death and Other Occupational Hazards

SHORTLISTED FOR THE COMEDY WOMEN IN PRINT PRIZE. Good Omens meets Bella Mackie in this wickedly funny, joyful and twisted murder mystery about Death leading a murder investigation while on earth for her once-in-a-millennium sabbatical. 'I laughed, I cried (no, seriously, I ugly cried)' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'I could practically hear Louis Armstrong crooning What a Wonderful World in the background' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Beautifully bonkers' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Absolutely amazing!' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Uniquely absurd and madly entertaining' ¿¿¿¿¿ 'This book is an absolute vision... utterly grabbed me immediately' ¿¿¿¿¿ ---------------- Death is having an existential crisis - and honestly, she needs some time off. But the minute she arrives in London for a well-earned break, everything goes terribly wrong: 1. People still insist she's a scythe-wielding skeleton in a black sack. Spoiler: she's a woman who'd love a wardrobe upgrade, thanks. 2. Life, her sanctimonious sister, blames her for, well, everything. 3. A string of murders occurs off-schedule. Nothing ruins a holiday quite like an admin disaster. 4. A charming (sexy) scientist shows up, and, of course, he's hiding something. 5. And she's stuck in a mortal body . . . while there's a killer on the loose. But she'll be fine, right? After all, who better to investigate a murder than Death herself? PRAISE FOR DEATH AND OTHER OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS: 'One of my favourite books of any year ' IAN MOORE 'A total SCREAM ' JANICE HALLETT 'There are shades of Terry Pratchett in Dapunt's debut novel . . . An entertaining page-turner with plenty of metaphysical fun and games ' THE GUARDIAN ' Wickedly irreverent and clever' IRISH INDEPENDENT 'Gripped me from the start and kept me hooked to the end' DAILY MAIL 'A constant grin of a novel' SFX ' Wonderfully observed and brilliantly imagined . . . it made me fall more in love with life' LUAN GOLDIE 'A tour de deathly force ' ALICE BELL