Hannah Hull’s Reviews > For Whom the Belle Tolls > Status Update

I adore how compassionately Lily handled Sharkie.
This poor girl has had an awful time in the mortal world, with horribly abusive foster parents and a sexual predator of a pastor. So to have Lily be immediately protective of Sharkie and offer her the most sacred of pinkie promises was heartwarming.
I can already tell that Lily has adopted this girl in her mind. I am also intrigued by Bel's secrecy surrounding Hell.

It’s amazing how Lily and Bel instantly clicked together, although that could come down to sharing the same dirty sense of humour. I am so glad that Lily was able to carve a place for herself in Bel’s trivia group, and I adore her threatening Asmodous with a chicken wing. However, the highlight has to be Lily and Bel conspiring at an among us rip off game against Greg in order to force him to apologise with pie.

I am absolutely enthralled by the concept of this novel, and I find the idea of the afterlife to be a mysterious adventure. The rules and layout of this new environment Lily finds herself in is fascinating, and I can’t wait to see more of it. I am adoring Lily’s fierce, fiery, and rebellious nature however, I am also heartbroken at her coming to terms with her mortality. So glad she found her way to paradise.