Devil’s Day is the fourth book in the Nephilim Thriller series and Steven, half-fallen angel/half-human Anti-Christ is up to his neck in light and dark angels, Magics, the Fates, and a pain in the butt sheriff as he tries to find the villain that is possessing priests and pastors, turning them into terrorists. The Fates are eager to involve Steven in stopping the evil being that, by using voodoo, hides their Sight and saps their magic. If that’s not enough, Steven’s father – Lucifer - has a plan to stop the end of the world. Steven isn’t sure he can trust him and devises his own plan. With his side-kick, priest Hank and bar manager Quinn, a beauty that has her sights set on Steven as more than just her boss, the adventure continues, but it doesn’t look to be a happy end for any of them.

My third book in the Nephilim series and Jeff Altabef has, once again, surprised me with new characters, a new adventure, and some of the best thriller writing I’ve ever read. Especially impressive for me is his skill in writing first-person narratives. Authoring great reads is no easy task and doing so in the first person is doubly difficult as the author has only one point of view with which to show all the action and motivation of several characters—Altabef brings it all together without, apparently, breaking a sweat! Devil’s Day is, for me, the best in this series and that’s saying something. Steven’s problems in finding and stopping the voodoo madman are compounded by more than crazy magic, flighty Fates, and light and dark angels; he is also emotionally strapped by competing loyalties and a potential romance that maybe isn’t what he'd hoped. Another roller coaster ride, directed by Jeff Altabef, starring some of the most memorable characters you’ll ever meet, in situations that will boggle your mind. I won’t even hint at the ending. It’s too emotionally charged to risk even the slightest spoiler. Suffice it to say that there is a strong indication of another book, another adventure in the making. That’s always good news and a happy ending for me and all fans of the Nephilim series.

Devil's Day is the fourth book in the Nephilim Thriller series by Jeff Altabef. The struggles of Steven continue as he tries to find a way to stop the End of Days. He has a big target on his back and now has to fight for his life while also fighting to protect everyone. Only the Fates can help him out, but their help can cost him a lot more than what he is prepared to give. Steven needs to find a madman who is using voodoo to possess the holy people of New York City and make them do horrible things. The Fates want Steven to stop him before he can wreak any more havoc. But one thing Steven has learned is that nothing is easy and nothing is simple. What will Steven do? Can he find this man? Or is this the end of the road for him?

Fast-paced and action-packed, Devil's Day is an absolutely brilliant novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. Steven is a smart man; he understands when the odds are not in his favor and makes decisions according to what is best for him in the grand scheme of things. Jeff Altabef handles the mystery behind the antagonist (I call him voodoo man) and allows readers to get lost in it. Now, voodoo man is equally smart and an opportunist like Steven. The two make great adversaries, and that makes the story even better. I am intrigued by the Fates as they are scary and a little flaky, but they are powerful players in the story. To say I loved this book is an understatement!