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A Dirty Job
Christopher Moore

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finkle is einhorn, May 31, 2006

Actually, Nay sayer and Masala, I was thinking this book was a lot like the plot in "Dead Like Me" which was a showtime series (I don't know if it is still on.) The main character is a reaper, and she collects souls and competes with the evil forces "gravelings" who are trying to get the souls for themselves. Among the dead, the main character was a girl named toilet seat, b/c that is how she died, being hit by a toilet seat that fell from the space shuttle.

Anyway, I enjoyed the book, but I still think Lamb was the best. For disclosure purposes, it may just be that whatever Moore book you read first is your favorite, and mine was Lamb. Still pretty good though, and I liked it better than Fluke.

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