Jamaica. Newlyweds. Absolutely no peace.
Death Takes a Honeymoon
Death and Hel take their honeymoon to Jamaica. Corvus comes along, because someone has to document what happens when gods attempt a vacation.
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Death deserves
a holiday.
Corvus disagrees.
An immortal marriage. Some very mortal traditions. One raven who would like his objections entered into the record.
Love, death & questionable itineraries
Their plans are excellent.
The universe has notes.
Married godsDisastrous holidaysA raven’s-eye view
The itinerary
Four trips.
Several poor decisions.
Begin with Death Takes a Honeymoon, then follow Death, Hel, and Corvus into more celebrations that refuse to go quietly.
Paris. A dinner reservation. A god with arrows.
Death Takes a Valentine
Death has planned a romantic evening for Hel. Cupid has other ideas. Corvus would like everyone to stop making plans.
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Times Square. A stalled clock. The return of Doug.
Death Takes a New Year
Father Time has had enough. As the year refuses to turn, Death, Hel, and Corvus face a celebration that could last forever.
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A mountain getaway. A very personal cold front.
Death Takes the Slopes
A ski lodge, Jack Frost, and a blizzard with an agenda. Death and Hel head for the mountains. Corvus has concerns about the altitude.
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A new Death Takes novella
Coming November
Death Takes
a Thanksgiving
Another holiday is on the calendar.
Corvus would like a word.
Meet your travel companions
Eternity is better
with company.
Especially if someone else handles the reservations.
Death
A skeletal gentleman, a devoted husband, and an optimist when it comes to itineraries. His work tends to follow him.
Hel
Queen of the underworld. Half living, half dead, and entirely capable of deciding what she wants from an evening.
Corvus Q.
Featherbottom
Psychopomp. Professional pessimist. Your narrator, reluctantly present and taking exceptionally detailed notes.
The author behind the chaos
Hello, I’m
Kat Summers.
I write romantic comedies for people who like their love stories with a side of the supernatural, the absurd, and the mildly catastrophic.
In the Death Takes novellas, Death and Hel navigate married life, mortal holidays, and the consequences of bringing a professional pessimist along for the ride.
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