The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts

The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts is an unbelievably charming, (after)life affirming story about found family, second chances, and the healing power of duct tape and love. It’s the perfect cosy read for people who appreciate top tier dad jokes, riddles from talking cats, or the mind-bending pain of getting a maintenance crew to actually fix something. Even with disaster on the horizon, climbing up the lift shaft with this ragtag group of new friends will give you the same sense of satisfaction as getting into a hotel bed with fresh sheets. Bury me in biscuits from Floor Gluttony; I’m not leaving. – Cassidy Ellis Salter, author of These Shattered Spires
Warm and wonderful, The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts is a fun and inventive morality play about found family and being your best self – Sarah Beth Durst, New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop
A contemporary fantasy that blends supernatural comedy with paranormal romance and parody … a perfect pick! Nyquist introduces readers to a bureaucratic afterlife world featuring an eccentric cast. Delilah’s time at the hotel is one of healing, finding true friendship, acceptance, and love. I enjoyed Nyquist’s witty commentary on modern work culture, the often absurd nature of bureaucracy, and family relations – Readers’ Favorite
An absolute delight from start to finish! Katy Nyquist has crafted a cast of characters who are quirky, heartfelt, and hilarious. I immediately fell in love with this unconventional found family and their even more eccentric home. A perfectly cosy story about love and friendship! – Falon Ballard, author of Something Wicked
Warm, witty, and wonderfully absurd, The Purgatory Hotel for Wayward Ghosts, finds humor and humanity in the most unexpected corners of the afterlife. – Auralee Wallace, author of In the Company of Witches

Katy Nyquist has a spicy romantasy series publishing with Podium, staring with A Holy Maiden’s Guide to Getting Kidnapped. She has had short fiction published in Abyss & Apex Magazine, The Arcanist, Every Day Fiction, Strange Changes, and Magic, Mayhem, and Monsters. She works as an economist in Washington, D.C. and writes humorous fantasy novels to take a break from the constant math jargon.

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