Death Do Us Part

by Bree Vanderland

So much sadness takes place in the world that many people don't realize, bullying among them. People are homeless, abused, and sometimes, much worse.

I am Death and while many people fear my approach, I want to tell you a story about one little girl and how she changed many lives.

~~~~ All proceeds of this book go to The Kind Campaign - a campaign to help put an end to bullying ~~~~

52 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 8, 2014

About the author

Author Brianna (Bree) Vanderland is the author of multiple books, mostly fantasy.

Growing up, Bree was always reading books that revolved around magic, elves, and dragons, so it only made sense that was what she now writes about. She loves getting lost in her own worlds and worlds other authors have created.

Her biggest hope is that she inspires others to read and write to their hearts content.

Reviews

[Joedie Mitchell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Death Do Us Part, is a wonderful enlightening short story of the life of 2 different people and what they have in common, Bree Vanderland immediately makes you fall in love with the main characters to the point where some points in the book you just want to hug them and say it will be alright, with a sad heart breaking ending, it is what I would call a must read that sheds light on domestic abuse and bullying and the effect it has on people. If anyone is looking for a good short read this is the one you want to read, it is worth all 5 stars That I give it.

[Sandy Ashley · Rating 5 out of 5]

At first I was having a hard time reading it. not because it wasn't good. It was amazing. I just needed to read it without many distractions. Once that happened I read it and couldn't put it down til I was done. It is very emotional book. I felt for the characters as I read it. Wishing I could jump into the book and just hug them. I look forward to reading more books by Bree.

[Heather Kirchhoff · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow. This short story is so sad. I can't believe that those two girls had to go through what they did. It's sad that people bullies one another and harms their own child. I felt so bad for those two characters.