gain with Death. Both turned out to be a lie. Now she is bound to a Death God, forced to do his bidding- also known as his job- and spends her free time with the ghost of the man who never loved her back. For nearly three hundred years, Lula has played the part of reluctant reaper so her Death God, Doyle, can live out his days doing as he pleases. Dangerous, considering the amount of power he gave her makes her a desirable catch to other Death Gods. Lula is stuck in an existence that leaves her filled with heartache and guilt. At least Max has stopped hating her for making a deal that turned him into a ghost.

All that changes the night she goes to collect a soul in a back-alley nightclub. Shea appears out of nowhere and strikes her like a bolt of lightning. He is tall, dark, and handsome, and she's inexplicably drawn to him. The strange feeling of familiarity that surrounds him is as overwhelming as it is confusing.

And Shea is hiding something.

And Lula is being watched.

Being with Shea may spell trouble, but Lula can't stay away.

Finding Shea is only the start. Lula learns about a millennia old prophecy that will mean war against the Death Gods, and Lula herself may be the key to bringing back balance between life and death. Can love put everything right once more?