ELF_QUEEN

I can't help falling for you. you've unraveled me in ways I never thought possible...
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 Imagine you go to work like every other day, but you never expected to confront an agent of death, an event that will change your life forever.

Natasha was having a regular day at work until life threw a curveball—she meet and confronts Drogen, a grim reaper, in the garage, talk about tough luck. And just when things couldn’t get any worse… bam! a car crash.

Dead? Yeah. But not for long. Drogen broke every grim reaper rule and brought her back to life, convinced she was the key to ending his curse.

Now they’re bound by a blood pact, and things start getting weird. Natasha experiences flashes of a forgotten past—a past that’s somehow tied to Drogen.

A meeting that started with fear and death soon transforms into a sweet, passionate love experience that neither of them could resist and she finds herself helplessly falling in love with this mysterious being.

But here's the thing, these two were never supposed to meet again.

Excerpt:

Drogen's expression softened as he stared down at her lips, a rare glimpse of raw desire shining in his eyes. "You know," he began, his voice dropping to a whisper, "I've been desperately wanting to do this since you hugged me."

Before she could protest, his lips claimed hers, soft but insistent, catching her completely off guard. Her breath hitched as his tongue teased hers, coaxing a response. She froze for a moment, her heart racing wildly, but as his warmth enveloped her, she gave in, kissing him back. Her hesitation melted away as his touch deepened, slow and gentle, yet ignited sparks through her whole being.

His hands found her waist, pulling her closer until there was no space left between them. She gasped softly when she felt his bulge pressed hard against her, her cheeks heating in response. He didn't seem to care—if anything, it turned him on even more. His grip tightened as though he couldn't get enough of her, his kisses growing bolder, more demanding, yet still carrying an undeniable tenderness.

Her fingers gripped his shirt for balance, holding on as the intensity of his touch left her breathless. He kissed her like he was savoring her, like every second mattered, and it sent a thrill through her. Every brush of his lips, every press of his body against hers, made her forget where she was. All she could feel was him.

Finally, he pulled back, their foreheads resting together as they tried to catch their breath. His voice was low and rough, full of longing. "You're driving me crazy, Nat."

Her lips were still tingling from his kisses as she met his gaze, her own voice trembling but steady. "Then don't stop."

His dark eyes blazed with desire, and a faint smile touched his lips. "You don't know what you're asking for," he murmured, his hand slipping lower, his touch firm yet careful, as if she might disappear if he wasn't careful.

"Maybe I do," she whispered, a small smile playing on her lips despite the way her heart pounded in her chest.

Something in his expression softened, but the hunger in his eyes remained. She had undone him completely, and for once, he didn't want to fight it. Whatever this was, he wasn't letting go, and neither was she.

For fans of forbidden love, a rebellious heroine, steamy romance, dark fantasy, a tragic past life and happy endings, this book is for you

TRIGGER WARNING: This book contains R18 scenes, detailed descriptions of violence, cruelty, murder and death. feel free to check out my other book, Bound to the vampire I must kill, you might like it, I hope you do.

I'm in love with a grim reaper

"I don't know what in the world is wrong with her," Annabelle said as she stood by the kitchen door, her voice trembling with worry. "She was away for a week and finally returned, but now she's suddenly depressed. I don't know what to do with that girl. How can she live if she refuses to eat? It's been three days! Please, Davis, help me talk to her." Her mother saw Davis as a family, they've known each other since forever.

Davis frowned, leaning against the wall, arms crossed. "Three days? You should have called me sooner."

"I thought it would pass," Her mother said, rubbing her forehead. "But it's only gotten worse. She barely speaks, she hasn't eaten a single meal, and she's been locked in that room ever since she came back. It's like something broke her, Davis. I can't reach her."

"I'll talk to her," Davis said firmly.

It's not over