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Blog Tour: The Wrongful Death
Hi everyone! Welcome to my stop for the Ultimate Blog Tour for The Wrongful Death by Kenneth B Andersen! This has been such a fun tour for this series which started with The Devil’s Apprentice. Since this review is for the third book in the series, I won’t go into too much detail because you should read it and enjoy it for yourself!
The Wrongful Death
by Kenneth B Andersen
Series: The Great Devil War #3
Release date: April 19th 2019
Genre: Fantasy, Young Adult
Rating: ★★★★★
An unfortunate chain of events makes Philip responsible for the untimely death of the school bully Sam—the Devil’s original choice for an heir. Philip must return to Hell to find Sam and bring him back to life, so that fate can be restored. But trouble is stirring in Lucifer’s kingdom and not even Philip can imagine the strange and dark journey that awaits him. A journey that will take him through ancient underworlds and all the way to Paradise.
The Wrong Death is volume 3 of The Great Devil War series.
This was one of Philip and Satina’s best adventures so far! I loved how we got to see more of the underworld and heaven and other characters that you wouldn’t necessarily expect to come across. I like how the author takes the idea of heaven and hell and puts his own spin on it, making it different than what you would normally believe it’s like. Honestly, I wouldn’t mind visiting the Hell that Andersen has created!
You never really know where these books are going to go which is one of the things that I really enjoy about this series. I’ve also mentioned for both previous books that they read more middle grade to me than YA (which is what this series is listed as on Goodreads), and while that still stands for this installment, it’s definitely growing up with its readers which I appreciate.
We also have some great character development for Philip and how he isn’t just all good or all bad, but he’s finding his place in between. This book went fairly dark and serious towards the end and the next book is bound to be a page turner!
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