Till Death (The Never Sky, #1)

by Miranda Lyn

“The most I’ve ever gotten from a lover is flowers. And here you’ve got mass destruction.”

Deyanira Sariah Faber, Death’s Maiden, Princess to the fallen kingdom of Perth, the sharpest of blades and greatest of hearts, The choice is yours. I will wait for you in the garden until midnight. If you don’t come, we will not chase you. We will let you live the life you choose in peace. Orin Faber, the most sorrowful of husbands

love your family through the masks they wear and the hardships you will all endure.

I will see you in eternity with open arms, no matter your choice.

Such heartache should not have been meant for humans.

“My promise, Wife, goes far beyond a life of happiness. I offer you a vow that reaches into eternity itself. I will stand by your side through all the storms that may come our way. In a world where uncertainty reigns, I vow to be your anchor, your steadfast companion, and your refuge in times of sorrow. I pledge to honor you not only in the light but also in the darkest of hours. At the end of this mortal life, when Death walks beside us, our love shall defy the limits of eternity. It will be a testament to the enduring power of the human heart. I vow that our love will be our legacy left behind, not our power. With Death’s blessing and the gods watching over us, I bind myself to you from this day till death.”

Until there was no light or darkness. Only him and I and a lingering promise of forever that took root, winding its sharpened talons around the core of this world, anchoring us both.

Dreams are worth chasing, and family is worth trusting.”

“Honestly, where do men get the audacity?”