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# Redemption Song (Daniel Faust) Paperback – July 12, 2014

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A Solid Follow Up
  

*by K***D on Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2016*

I struggled with the rating here. Really wanted to give it a 3.5 but really like what the author has going here and want to give the rest of the series a shot.Same great writing style but with enough twists to make my head turn. I started to wonder if there could be too many twists in one book.What I didn't love: So many twists down the stretch that I actually got lost a couple of times. Maybe I'm just dense :) Some scenes like "the meeting scene" toward the end where we get all the magicians and their arch rivals in the same room but they were just a 'little' uncomfortable. Seemed a little too easy, like there could have been a little more drama there, but maybe there just wasn't room in the book to make this chapter more effective. Like some other readers, I thought the hand holding through certain parts was a little much.What I loved: Naavarasi. The whole Gilles de Rais plot thread. Burying Sullivan at the end. The dinner scene with Lauren and Sullivan.All-in-all, a good read. Looking forward to the next book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Another Great Read that You Won't Want to Put Down
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2015*

Craig Schaefer picks up right where he left off in the first Daniel Faust book with another gripping thriller that delves further into the politics and schemes of Hell.Fresh off his prevention of the Apocalypse (for now), Faust runs right back into Lauren Carmichael, the villain from the first book, who is still trying to build a new hotel in Vegas that has an unknown dark purpose.  Complicating matters, the Prince of the Court of Hell that runs Vegas has given Faust an ultimatum: kill a priest who is working on a document detailing how to go in and out of Hell freely or never see his beloved Caitlin again.  Naturally, Faust can't resist trying to help the priest instead, which sets off a chain of events that puts Faust squarely in the middle of a conflict between the half-human, half-demon cambion and the Prince, with Lauren Carmichael in the thick of it as well.What makes this book stand out from the first Faust novel is that it paints a much bigger picture about "Hell on Earth" works.  Schaefer touched on the political schemings a little bit in the first book, but here, he really dives deep into the relationships and differences between the different Courts and their denizens.  He also fleshes out Prince Sitri, who was mentioned often in the first book but never heard from, in greater detail, and also introduces several new characters to the proceedings.  What's so impressive is he's able to do all of this without miles and miles of exposition that many other authors would lean on.  Instead, he gives you just enough information so that you understand what's going on, but not so much that you feel overwhelmed or bored.  The addition of the new characters, such as Caitlin's friend Emma and an FBI agent who also happens to be a sorceress, also add to the story without weighing it down with too much character development too soon.Even though he introduces a lot of new characters and dynamics to the world of Faust, Schaefer still maintains a lot of what made the first book so good.  Faust himself is a complete character who provides both bravado and empathy to the story, while his friends and acquaintances get a bit more fleshed out this time in a way that adds more depth to the story.  In particular, you get a better idea of Faust's past with Nicky Agnelli, the mob boss who Faust used to work for, which in turn gives you more insight into Faust.  It seems like practically every page that Schaefer writes adds more rich detail and background to the world he's created, which is great to see.As for the story itself, there are definitely enough twists and turns to keep you guessing until the end.  Schaefer does tip his hand about what Faust has planned a little around two-thirds of the way through the book, but not in a way that kills the suspense.  Actually, it makes you want to keep reading to find out how he's going to pull off the plan.  At the end, several loose ends get tied up, but several more are still left open for future books, which is great, because you definitely don't want this series to end!Through two books, Schaefer has succeeded in creating a world of magic filled with characters that are constantly developing new layers.  The result are books that you don't want to put down, which, to me, are the best kind of reads.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Yeah, this is the right stuff!
  

*by J***K on Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2017*

It's funny but I started reading the Harmony Black series first but this book introduces her as a character. I guess she seemed intriguing enough to have her own series.Once again Daniel Faust manages to get into some incredible situations. He deals with demons the way the rest of us deal with clerks at the Department of Motor Vehicles  - with a decent amount of caution, and a lot of luck. Still, you can't always predict what will happen. One advantage Daniel has over most of us - he's a decent sorcerer. Oh, another thing - this must make it hard for him to sneak up on anyone - he must have brass gonads! Surety they clank when he walks. But that isn't mentioned specifically in the story so maybe we can rule that out.

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