Title: A wonderfully humorous version of the Apocalypse
Product review: Gaiman and Pratchett, in a style which can only be attributed as their own, relate to us the tale of the end of the world and the ultimate battle between Good and Evil... sort of. In this wonderfully hilarious account of the Apocalypse gone wrong, we are introduced to angels, demons, the anti-Christ, hellhounds, witches, witchhunters, a psychic, lawyers, satanic nuns, professional descendants, tibetans, the Lost City of Atlantis, space aliens, a burning Bentley, misprinted Bibles, and the four Horsepersons of the Apocalypse. These characters somehow intertwine into an entertaining story that makes perfect sense until you think about it and break out laughing. For everyone who likes books that will leave them with a grin on their face, Good Omens should be on their night stand.
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