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Decades of since the tricks of End-Times cults for That Advertising, a spiritual media journal, have remaining Christine Temetri not just experienced but critically asking her profession choice.That is, until she meets Mercury, an anti-institution angel who’s frittering his moment absent cooking up groups of Rice Krispy Treats and mastering his ping-pong backhand in the place of performing his work: helping orchestrate Armageddon. With the finish near and angels and devils discussing the better political factors of the Apocalypse, Christine and Mercury unintentionally foil an effort to assassinate one Karl Grissom, a thirty-seven-year-old picture school dropout going to make his big break whilst the Antichrist.Now, to truly save the planet, she should discuss the byzantine bureaucracies of Heaven and Hell and persuade the apathetic Mercury to have a stand, even while setting up with the ridiculous mouth-breathing Antichrist.---------------------------------------------Mercury Drops is just a funny book in the vein of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Terry Pratchett's Discworld series, focusing on the activities of a criminal angel (Mercury) in the edge of the apocalypse.Imagine a ping-pong match pitting Douglas Adams and Neil Gaiman against C.S. Lewis and G.K. Chesterton.