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Victory should taste sweeter than this. Fresh from barely surviving the ultimatum of her life, immortal witch October Winters is sentenced to Hell-the one place she's spent centuries avoiding. She's trapped below until she can break the curse she put on the Devil's most diabolical sons: the Demons of Nightmares and Fear. But the Primes aren't the only creatures haunting her infernal stay: the souls she's reaped want revenge. With a phonebook of enemies both above and below, October is assigned a bodyguard-Mayhem, a high-level Chaos demon as unstable as his name suggests. As if an unhinged protector wasn't enough, vengeful spirits are closing in, led by Summer Jones, a fallen rockstar from the Halloween concert October destroyed just days prior. Caught between a vindictive ghost, chaotic company, and an unbreakable curse, October must find a way to free the Devil's twins and return them to the human realm so she can enjoy some well-deserved peace and quiet. But the nightmares lurking in Hell's shadows are nothing compared to the truth she uncovers about her own past-and the real reason the Devil gave her that damn ultimatum. 'I Hate Dead People (Too)' is a parallel novella following October between her first adventure in 'The Bombshell Devil's Advocate' and the chaos awaiting her at the end of 'To Hell with Bad Decisions, ' written and illustrated by author-artist Nikkita Bell.

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From the mystical land of Los Angeles, California, Nikkita Bell is an author-illustrator who has carved out a distinctive niche where literature meets visual storytelling. Specializing in adult dark paranormal and urban fantasy with horror and romantic elements and a gothic neo-noir flair, each of Bell's novels become an immersive experience where readers encounter dangerous, high-stakes, and fast-paced narratives through captivating illustrations and music-inspired themes.Through her groundbreaking hybrid graphic novel format, Bell welcomes you to the gothic side of storytelling filled with morally complex anti-heroines who embrace their darker natures and never apologize for it. She has built her brand on a simple but powerful premise: villainous books about villainous women doing villainous things.When she isn't crafting the next femme fatale to follow to Hell and back, Nikkita enjoys orchestral music, pretending to sing opera, and snuggling with her husband and two cats, Ciri and Yennefer.

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