Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis

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Srewtape Letters
** (2 Stars)
Christianity. Not an easy read because it is from the devil's perspective. It's deeply intriguing and makes you think of how the devil works. Not my favorite book but I'm probably happy I read it. 13+

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