Title: A Tender Look at the End of Life as We Know It
Product review: "Good Omens" is delightful, charming, and wise. I like it better than anything either author has written individually (of what I've read from them thus far) - which is saying a lot, as both authors are fine writers indeed. Caught initially by the title, I first read "Good Omens" years ago. I return to it from time to time for its lovable characters, distinctive humor, zany plot, and especially for its moving conclusions - not in the least hackneyed - that love conquers all and there really is no place like home. With "Good Omens" Gaiman and Pratchett have created magic.
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