The story begins at the end, or the story ends at the beginning…you decide.

Martha, an artist never imagined her life would change so dramatically after she experiences a freak accident in her studio and finds herself passing through a door into another life.

As a newly dead, she expects to sit, wait, and be processes. But, to her astonishment, she finds out she’s been recruited by George, the manager of The Department of Angels, where she soon discovers the staff are as flawed and as complicated as their clients with all their unfinished business.

One of the most mysterious staff members is The Secret Keeper, known to all as SK. His job is to keep secrets until his clients are ready to deal with them. But what happens when the biggest secret of all belongs to The Secret Keeper?

Sharp, funny and unexpectedly moving, this novel is about flawed employees, evolving souls, and forgiveness on both sides of the veil.

Note: I’m not going to lie. There is swearing. But to be fair, Robbie Browne (with an e, whatever you do, do not forget the e) is from a criminal family in Salford. And he would simply not say, “I’m going to punch you in the flipping face.”