It appears interest in the hit Netflix show Lucifer is higher than ever, and as a result JimHeath.TV is dedicating an entire permanent page to LuciFans.

“The Lucifer fandom is huge and we’ve had a lot of fun writing about our favorite show,” said Jim Heath. “As we get ready for season five, we thought it was appropriate for LuciFans to have their own page on the website.”

When you log on to JimHeath.TV/Lucifer you’ll find the latest articles, interviews and information regarding the fandom.

In addition, we will be premiering exclusive highlights from Jim Heath’s next book Lucifer Rises, a look at how social media and fans saved their favorite TV devil from extinction.

In the book, learn how a dedicated group of fans mobilized a social media campaign that rescued their favorite show and sent a message to streaming services for the future.

This will be Heath’s first entertainment-related book, a challenge for someone with a hard news background.

“Lucifer fans are unique, and the way they saved their show is, frankly, amazing, and I wanted to make sure there is something written about it,” said Heath. “A book dedicated to Lucifer, and its many fans, was our deepest desire.”

Heath is the author of the political best seller Front Row Seat at the Circus: One Journalists Journey Through Two Presidential Elections.

Lucifer Rises, which will be released first as an exclusive eBook, will be available October, 31st.

Meanwhile, Lucifer has proven to be unstoppable as the show has shattered the top 10 record for the most number of consecutive weeks in the number one spot.

That’s eight weeks – count them, eight – in a row for those counting.

That’s a huge achievement when you realize it takes the record away from Game of Thrones (which has now fallen out of the Top Ten).

Looking beyond Season 5, how does Bond, James Bond sound to you?

Daniel Craig, who has elevated Bond’s moodiness to new heights, is finally retiring from the iconic role.

[From Lucifer To 007 – Why Tom Ellis Will Be The Next James Bond]

And there has already been years of debate about who should replace him.

But it’s just so clear and simple: Tom Ellis should be the next 007.

The British actor has played the devil with charm and anger and wit for four seasons, so the transition to Bond, with all his action-packed moodiness, should be simple.

His role as the snarky and devilish Lucifer has actually just been a extra long audition for one of the premiere jobs in Hollywood.

Look for Ellis to receive more and more attention in the months ahead.

By the way, need any tunes to listen to over the summer?

Lucifer season four now has three songs in the Top 10 TV soundtracks, including “My Love Will Never Die” from AG featuring Claire Wyndham, “The Beast” by Old Caltone and Silvia (Roboberget Remix) from Miike Snow.

Listen to the songs below:

#2 – “My Love Will Never Die” from AG featuring Claire Wyndham

#8 – “The Beast” by Old Caltone

#9 – Silvia (Roboberget Remix) from Miike Snow

The magic number is 10.

That’s how many episodes remain in Lucifer’s journey on Netflix.

It’s been a roller coaster of a month for Lucifer fans, coming to grips and accepting the reality that the next season of the hit show will be the last.

You can count on JimHeath.TV/Lucifer to be there every step of the way!