GOODBYE LUCIFER Begets Pandemonium, Laughs

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The combination of horror, humor, romance and life in John Harold McCoy's new novel cannot be stopped:

I loved it! This is a funny yet sweet story of the time good old Lucifer decided he wasn’t going to be the devil anymore. Can you say pandemonium?

Read all about it at Jebbie74's Jellybean Journey and check out the book excerpt at Untreed Reads.

Goodbye Lucifer by John Harold McCoy:

Hell closes down when Lucifer falls in love, quits his job as the Prince of Darkness, and becomes a bartender in Ft. Lauderdale.

Deep in the rugged mountains of southern West Virginia, nestled in the cradle of an idyllic little valley, the tiny town of Brandell, and its colorful cast of lovable characters, hold an ancient secret.

Here, in this most unlikely of places, the women of Brandell Valley cook, clean, shop, gossip, dream, fall in love – and guard the gates of Hell.

The tranquility of daily life in the valley is disrupted when Lucifer finds a way out of the depths. He simply quits his job as the Devil, packs his bags, and heads for Florida.

Pandemonium erupts in the valley when, without the devil to keep things in check, various demons find their way out of Hell and wander into Brandell.

A rather likeable Lucifer, decidedly un-evil demons, sorcery gone awry, romance and hilarity set the tone of this heart-warming, very tall tale.