Deathpersonified Stories

When Elara makes a desperate bargain with Death to save her dying father, she never expects him to watch her so closely. Bound to a deadly game she doesn't fully understand, Elara finds herself torn between the man she is meant to marry and the one she can never touch. As her stepfamily tightens their grip and time slips through her fingers, Elara must decide how much of herself she's willing to sacrifice for love, for life, and for fate. Because Death never loses. And he never lets go.

The night before her wedding, a beautiful charming bride-to-be is snatched away by another groom...Death himself! The feared entity turns out to be a gentle caring lover, and in death his beloved receives eternal slumber, in addition to fame for remaining incorrupt many years after her supernatural husband claims her as his. *Image credit: Mind Space Apocalypse, via Yahoo Images

The last of human kind (a little girl) is on a final quest.

Some will say all of this untrue, but there is, realistically, no way for one to determine what is correct or not. It is, in the end, up to the human mind.

After surviving a fiery plane crash that killed everyone else on board, eighteen-year-old Noah Reyes becomes a media miracle-and a teen hunted by something he can't escape. Haunted by survivor's guilt and the death of the girl he loved, he isolates himself in a seaside hotel room, clinging to the strange seashell he found while scuba diving in the shark-infested waters of Byron Bay. Then Death comes for him. Not as an event, but as a presence-tall, hooded, and unrelenting. Yet when the reaper tries to claim him, something ancient intervenes. The shell burns in Death's grasp. Noah's wish-to live until ninety-has bound them together in defiance of every law that governs life and dying. Now Noah walks the world as an impossible soul: a man who cannot die, shadowed by the very force he cheated. Death wants its order restored, but it can't touch him-only *talk* to him, twist him, tempt him toward surrender. The shell's power begins to wane, its glow dimming as Noah's sanity does. Each encounter pushes him closer to a truth darker than death itself. What if his borrowed time isn't a gift at all-but a curse feeding on every life that should have ended in his place? Will Noah find a way to break the wish before Death convinces him to end it himself?

"He saved a hundred lives. He killed one. They called him a hero. Then a monster. But no one ever asked why he smiled. This is the story of Jack - a broken soul forged by war, haunted by love, and chosen by Death itself."

A small book comprised of smaller stories, about an array of topics with an array of characters.

It's Death. Personified. I tried to jerk on the heartstrings for this one😕. Tell me if I succeeded!!!! Read to find out more.