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Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch (Mass Market Paperback) |
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Product Review
Most science fiction & fantasy readers will kind of tilt their heads like confused puppies at a pairing such as Gaiman & Pratchett - Gaiman is notoriously dark, and Pratchett equally notoriously light-hearted; however, these two have worked together to create an entirely brilliant piece of work.
This book represents the best of both worlds in so many ways. The best work of both Pratchett and Gaiman, the best of dark comedy, the best of parody and originality. It is a book that's laugh out loud funny and extremely intelligent and thought provoking and internally the best of both heaven (Aziraphale) and hell (Crowley).
Crowley and Aziraphale have a little problem. You see, they are both supernatural beings (a demon and an angel, respectfully) who have been on earth since the Garden of Eden, and have come to like it here. They have grown closer to each other, in many ways, than their respective "bosses."
Stopping Armageddon should be easy, really. After all, eleven years ago Crowley was handed the baby Antichrist, whom he placed in the hands of a Satanist nurse. The child was to be raised by an evil nanny, who would teach it how to use its unholy powers. Only problem: somewhere along the line, the babies got switched. The Antichrist is nowhere to be found. And life as we know it ends on Saturday.
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