J. Mulrooney

This book starts off slow. It builds a solid foundation for our story and characters. The characters are distinct and with Copper, the most dimwitted of all of them, is the backbone of the story. The satire is well written and the stories are all tied together and intertwined. It is amazing that a book with the Devil and Death in it stays away from religious overtures. This clever and entertaining read. That at the halfway mark I could not stop. I look forward too seeing more from this author.