The Devil and Me

by Eric Havens

What do you do when the world falls apart and the Devil takes up in a high-rise office in the Midwest? You become a private detective who finds and collects negotiated souls for the Devil, at least that's what I did. Or, that's what I thought I did. Turns out, you can't really trust the Devil after all.

200 pages, Paperback

Published January 22, 2017

About the author

Eric Havens is an award-winning screenwriter and novelist whose work includes, ‘Call Girl’, “The Stylist”, “A Message of Hope From the Terminally Depressed”, and “The Devil and Me”. They have won several ‘Best Screenplay’ awards from an array of film festivals as well as placing in the quarterfinals of the prestigious Academy Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting. Their novels have been praised as “the right blend of brains, heart and pulp”, “captivating from the first page”, and “apocalyptic and hard-boiled”. An internet commenter once claimed that, “Havens is truly, truly terrible.”

Havens is also a longtime critic and journalist for several film sites such as Downright Creepy and Boom Howdy.