The Great Devil War II
The Die of Death
Reviews
The Die of Death
”Very clever entertainment … Keeps the surprises coming right to the very end and inventively mixes humor and gravity … Definitely a good book for older kids—and for adults.” (5-star review)
”Kenneth B. Andersen knows how to tell a devilish story. Cool and direct.”
”A thrilling, unsparing book. Like The Devil’s Apprentice, I highly recommend this book, and both books are worth reading again and again.”
The Devil's Apprentice:
”Kenneth B. Andersen writes so well that you have to hold your breath. His imagination knows no bounds.”
”The Devil’s Apprentice is well-written and hellishly thrilling. Kenneth B. Andersen’s language is a pure pleasure … In short: An experience not to be missed.” (5-star review)
The Wrongful Death
”Kenneth B. Andersen has written one of his best, smartest, and most lighthearted books. In short: He’s wicked!”
”Kenneth B. Andersen fully meets his readers’ towering expectations. The third volume in the series about The Great Devil War is every bit as captivating as the first two.” (5-star review)
”It is to Kenneth B. Andersen’s credit that all the philosophical musings are packaged so unbelievably well into the plot that you almost don’t even notice they are there. A book with devilish pacing and divine ideas.” (5-star review)
The Angel of Evil
”A captivating story that reaches wide and penetrates deep. Kenneth B. Andersen is in a league of his own.” (5-star review)
”Kenneth B. Andersen gathers all his threads and guides his narrative to shore with supreme skill. Masterful in its language, this work is extraordinally riveting.” (5-star review)
”Kenneth B. Andersen’s four novels about The Great Devil War are complex, philosophically challenging, action-packed, and well-written. A virtuoso performance, creative in its wordplay and ideas, and framed within a tremendously exhiliarating plot.” (5-star review)
The Fallen Angel
“Yet another great volume in the [Devil War] series.” (5-star review)
“A great ride in the fast lane. Dante, go home!”
“From the first page to the last, readers are held in thrall by this brilliant, smart, and finely-structured narrative.”
