To Hell and Back is a satirical romp set in an afterlife that’s more bureaucracy than inferno. Hell, once run by the FBI, has now become a privatized corporate entity under the leadership of Satan. With a culture of paperwork and endless red tape, the demons are finding it hard to keep up with the demand for souls. The book follows Wilbur Smith, a jewelry magnate on the brink of death, who may just be the latest soul to navigate Hell’s absurdities. It’s a witty, offbeat tale of redemption, bureaucracy, and eternal damnation.