Review: Satan Tells All
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2012
Yes, even Satan blames his problems on an unhappy childhood - Dad loved his brother more than him - your typical dysfunctional family.  Well, maybe not quite typical, but definitely dysfunctional.This is not the normal type of book I would pick up and read, but I found the book quite entertaining. Nothing like a fresh perspective on good and evil from a Satan that is a realist and businesslike. And, although he is extremely persuasive, he never crosses the spiritual boundaries of interfering with other peoples' free will.  He also shows a lot of patience as he develops his plan, over many human lifetimes, to get the right soul for his son Pal.There are a lot of subplots which kept my interest piqued, and all the pieces fit nicely together at the end.