Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Book Review: I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie Reed

I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell

by Mackenzie Reed
Sept 1, 2026
Genre: urban fantasy
When staying late at the office leads to witnessing an exorcism, Brie Benson's mundane life takes a hellish turn…literally.

After her parents' death, twenty-seven-year-old Brie has mastered the art of compartmentalization to survive her mind-numbing routine as a receptionist at a life insurance company. But when she accidentally catches her hot, uptight boss, Luke, performing an exorcism on Debra from accounting, her carefully ordered world implodes.

Swearing Brie to secrecy, Luke reveals he's from a line of demon hunters and that demonic activity is spiking. But when her emotional support coworker vanishes, Brie is determined to find her. With nothing left to lose, she convinces Luke to let her join his rescue mission.

The problem? Their destination is hell. And the entrance is in Times Square.

Now Brie and Luke must navigate a corporate underworld of monsters and bureaucratic nightmares while racing to save their colleague and repair a tearing veil between worlds. All before their growing feelings become irrelevant and hell claims them forever.


I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by author Mackenzie Reed is a funny and enjoyable Urban Fantasy story that would translate very easily to TV.

This one is an absolute ride that takes off after a pretty normal and average start. I wasn't sure where it was going, but wow does this one just kinda take off. It was super enjoyable and crosses over in such an epic way from the human world, to Hell.

Like mentioned from the start, this story could very well be an ongoing show. It has all the great points you would want to see come to life from page to screen. Hopefully the powers that be can make that happen at some point!

Fantasy in the world of today done in just the right way, recommend this one!

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About the Author:

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Mackenzie Reed is the author of young adult fiction, including her debut thriller THE ROSEWOOD HUNT and upcoming novel THE WILDE TRIALS. She cultivated her love of storytelling at Nazareth College, where she graduated with a BA in Communication and Media. A native and resident of Rochester, New York, she loves going for brainstorming walks when the weather’s behaving and spending time with her family. In the sparse moments she’s not writing or daydreaming about her next book, she’s usually winging her eyeliner and hunting for the best slice of pizza in town.

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