Bryan K Night: Intern of Death, Gebunden

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Seventeen-year-old Laurel died in a car crash.

She woke up at work.

Now she's an intern in the Office of Death, a vast, corporate afterlife where souls are processed, quotas are enforced, and mistakes don't just cost your job.

They erase you.

Under the watch of her calm, unsettling boss, Grim, Laurel must learn to guide the dying across the threshold and prove she belongs in a system that runs with cold precision and zero mercy.

But something is wrong.

Laurel isn't just another intern. She's an anomaly, a statistical impossibility the system can't account for. Files change after she touches them. Outcomes shift. Lives that should follow the rules... don't.

And the more Laurel tries to do her job, the more reality itself begins to bend around her.

The balance between life and death isn't just fragile.

It's unraveling.

When her first solo assignment lands on her desk, Laurel is forced to make an impossible choice, one that will test her loyalty, her courage, and everything she thought she understood about loss.

Because in the Office of Death, the system always comes first.

And if Laurel can't do what's required...

She won't exist long enough to regret it.