
The Cleaner’s Guide by Thomas LaFontaine
Now, you may not think much about cleaners. Most people don’t. We’re the invisible hands that make your mornings.
In the twisted world of Purgatory, Alice fights through brutal trials and fading memories, desperate to earn her way out. The system promises salvation to the winners and damnation to the fallen. However, Alice has begun to wonder if the rules of Purgatory are lies. Does Ascension even exist, or are they all trapped in the same endless descent?
The Power Behind the Words
Dark stories, bad spelling, good intentions.
Allison Bishop, better known as Allie, is a former English-class flunkie turned ESL teacher turned author with a dangerous affection for twisted stories and an even more dangerous relationship with spelling.
Her debut novel Hell Hound Alice began as a scrappy high school short story that somehow survived a few hard drive crashes and grew into a full-blown exploration of survival, identity, and memory. Whether she is writing dark fantasy, speculative fiction, or chaotic comedy, Allie builds worlds that mix grit, humour, and heart, usually with at least one bad decision and a few questionable characters.
Outside of writing, she is a lifelong reader, horror game junkie, movie fanatic, hobby chef, and fierce burger enthusiast. She loves dogs, hot sauce, and the occasional long stare into space when zoning out between projects. You will usually find her overthinking, laughing at her own jokes, or dying repeatedly in a Dead by Daylight lobby.
You can find her on Instagram @a.b.lissy or on Goodreads as A.B. Lissy.
Storyteller
Religion
Alice wakes up in a place where death is only the beginning. No name. No past. Only the arena, where pain is currency and survival is never guaranteed.
Every soul carries a number: win and rise, lose and fall. Ascend or Descend. Heaven, Hell—, or something worse.

Now, you may not think much about cleaners. Most people don’t. We’re the invisible hands that make your mornings.


To financial ruin… and beyond! That’s where my phone has been taking me lately. Not even with Amazon impulse.