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Heaven - Season Two: Hell Mur Lafferty
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4.7 • 26 Ratings
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Kate and Daniel are reunited at last, but they have to return to their duties in traveling the afterlife. There are stolen souls suffering without cause in Hell, and only they can help. Kate is back in her corporeal body, but keeping memories of her time as pure soul energy, recently touched by the divine. Daniel carries the magic of an old god and the sword of a death goddess, as well a grudge against the deity who tricked him into losing nearly everything. As they search for the missing souls, Kate and Daniel have to come to terms with themselves and see if their friendship - not to mention the cosmos - can handle everything they've been through thus far.
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12. Part Twelve - Heaven - Season Two: Hell
-In this episode: Old friends come to an understanding; their destinies are explained.
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11. Part Eleven - Heaven - Season Two: Hell
-In this episode: Kate is more confused than ever, Daniel begins to figure things out.
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10. Part Ten - Heaven - Season Two: Hell
-In this episode: Flashback to how Daniel lost his eye. Again.
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9. Part Nine - Heaven - Season Two: Hell
-In this episode: Kate, Daniel and Kazuko meet some clones, some Egyptian gods, and many things are revealed. Special appearance by JC Hutchins and the clones from 7th Son.
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8. Part Eight - Heaven - Season Two: Hell
-In this episode: Kate meets and old friend and plays trickster god.
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7. Part Seven - Heaven - Season Two: Hell
-In this episode: The trek to the Underworld. More about Kate's mysterious sword. Bad doggy.
Customer Reviews
Nice
I like Mur Lafferty's work in general. None is too deep that I can't walk away, if there's continuity errors (someone claimed; I didn't notice) I can mentally patch in what's missing, apparently. As a lifelong, church-going, confirmed, Bible studying atheist (all that study convinced me more) I love the portrayal of the heavens, and hells (poor kitties), as well as assorted historical figures. She makes good use of what's already around in the fictional ether.
gotta hear more
mur lafferty knows how to craft a good story - like hearing a beethoven symphony for the first time, you never know where it could possibly go - but once it gets there, you realize that there is no other place it could have gone but there
An excellent continuation of season one
Ms. Lafferty left us hanging at the end of Season One,
but this was just what I wanted to follow it up.