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A REMARKABLE STORY OFFERING PROFOUND INSIGHTS ON LIFE, DEATH AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A GOOD PERSON.

An "uplifting ... upbeat and encouraging tale of the frenetic afterlife."   Kirkus Reviews

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"The Day the Devil Went on Trial is inventive, funny, and full of charm; a novel that uses satire to explore the possibility of transformation even in the most unlikely characters. Ian Pear writes in a narrative style that blends humor, philosophical musings, and allegorical storytelling so masterfully that it’s as if Mark Twain were reincarnated. The best book I've read this year!"

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​"The most thought provoking book you'll read this year."

A Devil with a wedgie. A politician whose career is sponsored by a deodorant company.  A khaki wearing, sneaker sporting god.  A murdered businessman.  A corrupt angel.  Nuns who smuggle alcohol.  A dying Russian literature professor.  Holocaust refugees.  A saintly widow.  These are but a few of the interesting and often inspiring characters one meets during the utterly hilarious, intellectually stimulating, philosophically rousing, plot-twisting journey that is The Day the Devil went on Trial.  Odd bedfellows to be sure, but each in his or her own way contributes mightily to a series of profound revelations sure to transform one’s understanding of life, death and what it means to be a good person.

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"A Philosophical Gem."

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PRAISE for Ian Pear's Writing

"Speaks to the heart and is delivered with joy." Former Soviet Dissident, Natan Sharansky

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"A refreshing twist for an audience of modern sensibility ... brilliant ... charming ... sincere." The Jerusalem Post

 

"Ian Pear is not only an extraordinary storyteller; he also has an extraordinary story to tell." New York Times Best-Selling Author Joseph Telushkin

 

"A valuable insight … relevant to one's life, and a powerful call to action to ensure that such a life becomes relevant to the world around us.Former US Senator Joseph Lieberman

 

"Easily read and entertaining ... unceasingly optimistic and humanistic ...” Haaretz Newspaper

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