Claire is the first character we meet, and she is not your typical librarian. However, those lines got pretty blurred for me, especially the further I got into the book. In reading a book about Heaven and Hell, it would seem that the lines of good and evil are pretty clear. Each location had it’s own sights, sounds, and smells, which were so vividly described that I felt as though I was there with the characters. The settings varied way more than I had thought they would, and each location was richly imagined and uniquely different. I expected this book to mainly take place in Hell, but I was very wrong about that.
Claire and her team have to find this book before it falls into the wrong hands and changes the boundaries of Heaven, Hell, and Earth. This mysterious book is a weapon that can be used in the power struggle between Heaven and Hell. It shouldn’t be a difficult task, but it goes sideways when Ramiel, a terrifying angel who is convinced that they are in possession of the Devil’s Bible, attacks them. When one hero escapes from his book and goes in search of his author, Claire has to track him down with help from Brevity, a former muse that happens to be her current assistant, and the sweet but anxiety ridden demon, Leto. Claire mostly organizes and fixes books, but she also watches for restless stories that run the risk of materializing as characters and escaping from the library. It’s a place in Hell, where books that have not been finished by their authors go. Claire has been head librarian of the Unwritten Wing for decades.
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