“Clockwork Angels had me weeping with laughter, sh**in myself in suspense, and yes, swooning for Lucifer.” —Melanie Surani, author of Lost in the Museum

In the beginning there was light, war, and chaos; and it was the Devil who saved the world. How did our species thank him? With a collective middle finger and an eternity of hatred and contempt. Now a new war is brewing, and the human race unwittingly stands upon the precipice of a cataclysm. Perplexed by a divine command to search for a Hindu thief and bothered by premonitions he does not understand, Lucky, the Devil, endeavors to find three relics key to the imminent conflict. If only the Almighty would send him a text instead of cryptic visionary bullshit, he might stand a better chance of saving the world. Again.

Taylor Dunn lives in Minneapolis where he spends some of his time raising little kids, more of his time teaching bigger-little kids, and most of his time writing wildly entertaining and shamelessly promoted stories. He invites readers to email him at taylor.dunn.author@gmail.com.