The Fallen Angel

The following information contain spoilers.

* Høst & Søn (English translation)

* May 28, 2020 (English translation)

(To be released in English fall 2020)

***The Fallen Angel*** (Danish: *Den faldne engel* ) is a fantasy novel written by Kenneth B. Andersen originally published in Danish on September 15, 2015, and is the fifth book in the *Great Devil War* series. The book takes place about one and a half year after the events of *The Angel of Evil* and shows how Philip Engel has changed into a miserable, lonely and angry person following his return to the living world. He can't escape the voices of the past and wants knowing more than to return to Hell. When he gets that chance, it is not the Devil's doing, but God's. An English translation by S.S. Todd was released on May 28, 2020.

The book along with the rest of *The Great Devil War* and Kenneth B. Andersen's other books translated into English were pulled from Amazon in December of 2020 after Kenneth B. Andersen signed with an American literary agent, Jennifer Lyons, planning to find a traditional publisher for the books instead. He hopes that it will happen soon.

An excerpt in English is available at the English version of Kenneth B. Andersen's official website.

## Description

It has been a year and a half since Philip left Hell and returned to his life on Earth, this time for good. But Philip is no longer the same person he used to be. He feels more lonely than ever—lonely and angry. Until one day when the most unlikely thing of all happens, and Philip is once again brought back to Hell. Not by the Devil this time, but by God himself.

*The Fallen Angel* is volume 5 of *The Great Devil War* series.

## English translation

On August 17, 2018 Kenneth B. Andersen announced on his Facebook page that he had launched a new official English website. On it, all the *Great Devil War* books are listed with approximate release dates, with *The Fallen Angel* slated for spring 2020.

The book was listed on Amazon.com for pre-order with a release date of May 28, 2020.

On January, 16, 2020, Kenneth B. Andersen posted a photo on his English Facebook page of the title page for *The Fallen Angel*, which revealed that the translator of the book is S.S. Todd, who also translated *The Wrongful Death* and *The Angel of Evil*.

On March 15, 2020, Kenneth B. Andersen posted a photo on his English Facebook page announcing that he had begun proofreading S.S. Todd's English translation of *Den faldne engel* (*The Fallen Angel*)

Throughout February, March, April and May, Andersen teased *The Fallen Angel* by posting screenshots on his English Facebook page with snippets of different chapters for fans to see, especially ramping up on May 20, 2020, 8 days before the release of the English edition.

The English edition, translated by S.S. Todd, was released on May 28, 2020 via Amazon.com, with a print-on-demand paperback edition as well as a Kindle ebook edition.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Kenneth B. Andersen's English Facebook page: *The Fallen Angel* out now.
2. ↑ Publishing rights inquiry contact information on Kenneth B. Andersen's official English website.
3. ↑ Kenneth B. Andersen pulls *Great Devil War* books from Amazon after signing with American literary agent in an attempt to find a traditional publisher, Kenneth B. Andersen's Danish Facebook page. December 11, 2020..
4. ↑ Kenneth B. Andersen pulls *Great Devil War* books from Amazon after signing with American literary agent in an attempt to find a traditional publisher, Kenneth B. Andersen's English Facebook page. December 22, 2020..
5. ↑ Kenneth B. Andersen on Facebook: Launching new official English author website.
6. ↑ Kenneth B. Andersen's new official English website.
7. ↑ Book listing on Kenneth B. Andersen's new website.
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *The Fallen Angel* listed on Amazon.com with a release date of May 28, 2020.
9. ↑ Kenneth B. Andersen reveals *The Fallen Angel* will be released in May 2020, translated by S.S. Todd.
10. ↑ Kenneth B. Andersen's English Facebook page: Time for final changes before proof reading, and S.S. Todd confirmed as translator.