Constant rumination on death and the absurdity of being alive.

After losing her job and seeking free therapy, Gilda accidentally lands a position as a receptionist at a local Catholic church.

The tension between Gilda's personal identity and the conservative environment of the church.

A raw and relatable depiction of depression, intrusive thoughts, and panic disorders.

Readers describe the book as a mix of "funny and depressingly bleak" with a fast-paced, stream-of-consciousness writing style.