I really love this book. I guess technically it’s a thriller but there’s definitely some comedic aspects. I enjoyed all the characters and really loved the plot!

Sign Here was a solid mystery that caught me laughing out loud at moments. I loved the description of daily life in hell (broken coffee pot, low water pressure, needing five pens before one works) paired with the Harrison's family story line.

I couldn't push through the first act, so I'm going to put this down. The comp to The Good Place is probably a good one, but while I loved The Good Place, Sign Here just didn't have enough quirk to keep me invested.

This book was really, really good!! I couldn’t put it down, I was enthralled the entire time. It was so well written, I enjoyed every minute of it. It was definitely a very unique take on Hell and I was very satisfied with how the whole story played out. Highly recommend!

This book is hard to pin down, genre-wise. It's a pair of lost souls plotting to escape hell together. It's a generational family saga full of drama and pathos. It's a teen movie with a new, confident girl taking the shy, gawky one under her wing for the summer. It's full of humor but also deeply disturbing, and I definitely enjoyed reading it but wouldn't recommend it to everyone. But definitely to some people!

Pey just needs one more person to sell their soul so he can get a promotion in Hell....what could go wrong?

4 solid stars
This was dark and oh so fun with good twist at the end. I really can’t wait for more by this author!

I thoroughly enjoyed the darkly humorous perspective of the main character. The world building aspect was so intriguing that I want to know more about it. I mostly want more information about the different "levels". There's a plot twist at the end that I really should've seen coming because looking back, the signs were there, but I somehow skated right past them. It was a lighter read after a heavier novel and I liked not having to think so much.

Dark but oh so fun, Claudia Lux has really hit a home run with "Sign Here". Any fan of Grady Hendrix will enjoy this read.

Well this was just fun! A recommended purchase for collections where quirky titles are popular - sits somewhere between Christopher Moore and Richard Kadrey.