Title: The Wrongful Death
Author: Kenneth B. Anderson
Pages: 317
Publisher: Høst & Søn
Published: 30th April 2009
Rating: 3/5 stars

*spoiler warning*

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.

Thank you so much to Kenneth B. Andersen and Dave (@The_WriteReads) for sending me a copy to review for this Ultimate Blog Tour!

My thoughts:
The Wrongful Death follows Philip’s journey back down to Hell to rescue his new friend Sam after he mistakenly ate one of Philip’s summoning pills. However, this rescue mission is not going to be easy… as Sam is not in Hell.

Philip gains help from his good friend Satina once again to aid in his search of the once-formidable bully. On their journey, they travel from Hell to Hades and even make a stop in Paradise to meet God himself.

And that is not all they must face… after Lucifer’s decision to make all devils mortal, many have rebelled against him and have left Hell. And rumour has it that they’ve formed an army with Aziel – Philip’s archenemy – as their leader.

I’m really enjoying reading this series! It’s great to see how all the characters change and grow as the story progresses. I really like how there are snippets of the previous two books throughout the story to refresh my memory. This book is funny, exciting, full of action and evilness 😈😉 That scene with the tea or coffee? 😂 I think Philip will be traumatised by that question for the rest of his life!

Hope you all enjoyed my review 😀 I can’t wait for the next one! Have you read The Wrongful Death yet? Let me know what you thought of it in the comments 😀 Bye guys, happy reading! x

About the author

Kenneth B. Andersen (1976) is an award-winning Danish writer. He has published more than forty books for children and young adults, including both fantasy, horror, and science fiction. His books have been translated into more than 15 languages and his hit-series about the superhero Antboy has been turned into three movies. A musical adaptation of The Devil’s Apprentice, the first book in The Great Devil War series, opened in the fall 2018 and film rights for the series have been optioned. Kenneth lives in Copenhagen with his wife, two boys, a dog named Milo, and spiders in the basement.

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