
Funny, fast-paced, and wildly imaginative, The Devil’s Apprentice launches The Great Devil War, a bestselling, multi-award winning YA Fantasy series where good and evil collide in extraordinary ways.
Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson, His Dark Materials, Terry Pratchett and Wednesday.
Winner of the Karen Blixen Award, the BMF award and the ORLA award * Published in 10+ countries * Available as e-book, hardcover, paperback and audio.
Hell needs a new Devil. The universe chose the sweetest kid alive.
Philip is polite, honest, and kind—and absolutely the last person who should inherit the throne of Hell. But when a cosmic mistake sends him tumbling into the underworld, the dying Lucifer has no choice but to teach this painfully good-natured boy the art of wickedness.
Philip is terrible at being bad, but everything changes when he meets Satina, a clever and captivating she-devil who awakens feelings he never knew he carried. As he navigates the eerie, unpredictable underworld, Philip encounters both friends and foes—but who can he trust when he uncovers a conspiracy aimed at the dark throne?
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Praise for The Devil's Apprentice
"The Devil's Apprentice is thrilling, fascinating, profound and still somehow funny all the way through. I loved this book and this world."
Michael Grant, author of the GONE series
Book 2 in the multi-award-winning series • Continuing the dark and humorous adventure begun in The Devil’s Apprentice
Philip’s time as the Devil’s apprentice has changed him—in a good way. Though he misses his friends in Hell, life on Earth has brought new friendships.
But when the future of the underworld is threatened once again, Philip is urgently called back. Death’s Die has been stolen, unleashing immortality across the globe and plunging both Earth and Hell into chaos. Determined to help, Philip joins the hunt for the missing Die—only to uncover a devastating secret about his own life.
The Great Devil War continues with a thrilling tale of action, moral twists, dark humor, and boldly reimagined mythology.
Winner of the Karen Blixen Award, the ORLA Award, and the BMF Award
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Praise for The Die of Death
"A clever series continues in a novel that despite its grim setting is often sweet."
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