I have removed all the punctuation from this review for a reason This book is an absolute MESS I see what the author is trying to say and it is rather pointless I am the devil and I am going to do what I want regardless of who it hurts The book rambles and drones on and on and it is quite obvious someone is suffering from a severe attention disorder Nothing in the book flows almost as if it were written with no punctuation I expect that from a two hundred year old novel But not from something this modern It is one large distraction after another. Harriet is far more interesting than the devil ( )

I ADORE Glen Duncan, and I adored the first few chapters of this book, but then I just got... bored. I think the devil should be able to hold my attention better, but his snappy banter just got a bit monotonous. If a book isn't strong on plot, as this one isn't, it needs something else to hold interest. Whilst it succeeded at times, what with the whole so-this-is-what-it's-like-to-be-human! subtext, it never deviated from there. It didn't go deeper. Moments of beautiful, lyrical writing here, but ultimately I found it disappointing. ( )

A very interesting tale. It's a great story from the perspective of the Devil, with an interesting take on falling from grace, and more importantly rising back into grace. Full of foul language, violence, sex and everything else you would expect from a book told from the perspective of Lucifer this book is not for everyone. ( )

DNF ( )

Il faut un peu s'accrocher pour suivre le récit qui fait des allers retours incessants. Mais Lucifer est vraiment un personnage génial, et je ne m'attendais pas du tout à la fin. ( )