Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Review - Breaking the Devil's Heart by H.A. Goodman


Title and Author: Breaking the Devil's Heart by H.A. Goodman
Publisher: Outskirts Press, Inc
Publication Date: May 4th, 2012
Paperback/Hardcover: 352
Genre: Fantasy, Paranormal


Summary:
When Stewart and Layla recruit a demon to spy on the Devil, their decision takes them on whirlwind ride through the afterlife. Journey alongside this young couple in H. A. Goodman’s new novel, Breaking the Devil’s Heart, and join forces with a teenage Angel outcast to bankrupt Satan's underground Company and save Heaven from civil war. H. A. Goodman's Breaking the Devil’s Heart is a rollercoaster afterlife experience that tests a young couple's love, their grasp on reality, and the essence of human nature. What happens when Stewart and Layla tour Hell’s Marketing Department and Stock Exchange? What happens when their relationship is tested by Satan

Review:
I have received this book from the author in exchange of an honest review.
In Breaking the Devil’s Heart, Layla and Stewart’s life change completely after they decide to recruit a demon to spy on the demon and are taken on a ride through the afterlife.
The main characters in this book are Layla and Stewart. They have been together in love in both the human world and afterlife and after their deaths they decide to dedicate their existence to the extermination of evil. They are interesting character, driven by their purpose and whose faith and love are often tested.
What I really enjoyed was the world created by the author and how that world works. Hell is actually a company in this book and their goal is to sell this formula to the living so they can be convinced to do anything the demons want.
The author definitely spent a lot of time creating this world, adding details and making them interesting. As I reader, I really appreciate that.
All in all, I enjoyed Breaking the Devil’s Heart and thought it was an interesting and fast-paced story, with good character, action and an intriguing concept. There’s an underlying message to the story and it will make the reader think about good vs evil and the consequences of our actions.
If you enjoy a good fantasy story, I’m sure you won’t be disappointed by this book.

Rating: Worth Your Time (4 Stars)

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