Must Love Death

Death can't see you right now. She's starting an apocalypse.

The Death clan isn't winning any popularity contests in small town Beckwell, and as the third horsewoman to rise, Nia Amort is destined to be the biggest and baddest of them all. Her powers so far have been few and far between. Mostly dead people, dead people, and more dead people. But the Fates and the gods are out to kill her, a soul devourer stalks her dreams, and she owes Loki way too many favors. Worst of all, if she doesn't gain her abilities soon, she's going to lose her daughter all over again.

Ex-cop Mal Quilan is used to being the bad guy, growing up in the shadow of his perfect twin, and judged for his Fomorian, half-demon bloodlines. But he's always had a soft spot for Nia, and when he's given the chance to protect her until she can rise as Death, he takes it. Sure, he'll have to ignore the old feelings she arouses in him, and there's a high likelihood of his own death. But maybe, there's a chance for redemption too … if the gods don't kill them first.

Book 3 in the Sisters of the Apocalypse Series

You'll love MUST LOVE DEATH if you're a fan of:
Enemies to lovers romanceSexy bad-boy heroesSnarky heroines with powerSecret baby and redemptionFun fantasy romps with lots of humor
Praise for MUST LOVE DEATH:

"Great lead character. Nia's story was a great experience. Had a twist that I didn't expect from her character. Loved it!" – Amazon Reviewer

"What an awesome continuation of the series! Loved it!" – Amazon Reviewer

"A fabulous entry into the Sisters of the Apocalypse series…Fun, fast-paced, and exciting. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series!" – Goodreads Reviewer

"I really like this series. I like getting to know the characters. The writing is funny and very creative." –Goodreads Reviewer

Praise for the Sisters of the Apocalypse Series:

"Each book in this series gets better and better!" – Amazon Reviewer

"…The farther I read, the more captured I became in the plot and the world. There were unexpected surprises, too, and a story arc that extends through the series." -Amazon Reviewer

Page count for print version: 391