Death Falls

by Mia B. Smith

What human would take one look at the Reaper of Souls and smile? What human would ask Death if it liked her? What human woman embraced Death with tears in her eyes, begging him never to leave her?
What human held my heart in the palm of her hand, slowly squeezing it and draining it of all its power while making me enjoy every second of it?
What human could make Death fall?

191 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 15, 2024

About the author

Mia B. Smith writes for the dark-minded and dramatic all mixed with the hormones of a thousand intimacy-deprived bookworms. With characters who fall in love hard and want nothing but to be true to themselves and bring happiness to their morally grey lover(s), her stories weave all sorts of unique elements for reader excitement. Welcome to the dark and salacious that might suck you into a world you never knew you'd enjoy.

Reviews

[becca · Rating 3 out of 5]

was it the best? no.
did i eat it tf up? yeah.

[Brianna Sipes · Rating 3 out of 5]

interesting and unique story about the ‘romance’ between Death and a human (aka Life). Can’t say I’ve ever read something like this before but I was intrigued!

[Kayla P · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really loved this at first. It was unpredictable and unique with good writing. A few spelling errors but that’s not a big deal. After 80 percent the story was completely lost to me. A random third character was introduced then gone, the religious aspect confused me, nothing felt like it made sense. Maybe it’s some cultural lore I don’t understand but I wish it was explained a bit better. Otherwise I enjoyed the story and the spice was great

[Anna Cash · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s just meh. Few sex scenes are good but the book isn’t anything to write home about