What Would Happen If The Creator Returned Tomorrow? In the current world plagued by war and civil unrest, the divine arrival of the Son of Man restores hope to mankind. Like most others, Oniva Mering is not prepared to face judgment, or the violent threat of an ancient secret society. Left in the company of her smooth and streetwise high school friend, Oniva must bear witness to the most catastrophic turn of events humanity has ever experienced. The stage has been set. Sides are being chosen. Angels and their worst enemies prepare for The Coming.

Struggling family man David Oxley, attempts to juggle his career and home life. In this absolute page turner, that will hit home with many people battling their personal demons. When David is presented with a book proclaimed to be the Devils Diary, he must protect his family while trying to decipher the most dangerous book known to man.

Follow the life of the Devil for 30 days, and learn that it is not all brimstone and roses. Prepare to meet archangels and see what can go wrong! Note: this book is not for the very religious or faint of heart.

Welcome to book 2, compiled of entries of the Devil's Diary. The Devil's Diary 2 takes you along on another trail of mishaps, bad stuff, fun stuff and weird stuff. If you haven't read the first Devil's Diary, some of the characters might be a little alien to you - but if you did read that, it might still feel that way. Again, a devil's life isn't all brimstone and roses, but this time an archangel supplies a nice surprise in Bill's life. Oh... Who is Bill, you ask? Step into Hell and find out! (Or check out book 1 first.) I shall include the same disclaimer that is also in book 1: This book is not for the very religious or the faint of heart.

The Devil's Diary is Patrick McGinley's greatest tribute to his master Flann O'Brien, in this dark humoured portrayal of a harrowing Irish landscape in which lunacy reigns. Idealistic love and death, sibling rivalry and obsessive lust are themes familiar to McGinley's work, focusing here on Arty Brennan, who built factories, a supermarket and a noisy motel, trading a spiritually enriching culture for a "hippiedrome" of second-rate 20th century glitter.

Sumiko Harada, a poverty-stricken Japanese young woman and her father find a key and a letter on the body of a woman accidentally killed on a street in Tokyo. Sumiko's father uses the key to open a train-station locker where he finds a diary written by a sadistic serial killer who believes he is Akuma, the Japanese mythological devil who can bring misfortune to all who see him. Sumiko uses the information in the letter and the dead-woman's identity to get a lucrative job at a popular nightclub where she meets Mark Kellner, an American journalist working in Japan. When the killer learns of Sumiko's ruse, Sumiko and Mark are drawn into a web of terror spun by a madman who will use any means, no matter how cruel, to get his diary before it becomes public information.

From a very little age, we all tend to be very enthusiastic about the concept of ghosts, evil or devilish occurrences. "Devil's Diary" brings you a roller coaster ride of all the satanic episodes. Devil's diary is a collection of short stories and poetry related to the devilish and dark side of the world like trauma, supernatural incidents, fears, satanic touched events and dark psychological undertone. The book will take you to the world of darkness, where you will experience chill to your bones and your brain will take few moments to comprehend the difference between the good and evil powers of the universe.

"First published in Korea in 2000 by Sigongsa Co., Ltd."--P. facing t.p.