Everyone Lilith touches dies. She has lived her entire life running from the grim reaper, who has followed her relentlessly since birth. He watches her from the shadows, and though he seems set on stealing everyone from her life, he refuses to allow her to take her own.
When Lilith gets a job as a bartender at a Voodoo Steakhouse, her shadowy demon companion leaves her in peace for four blissful years. It isn’t until one of her colleagues passes away in a horrible accident, that she begins to fear he has returned, and this time, she may not be able to escape him.
*Deathtrap is the first book in a dark romance interconnected series. This book explores very dark themes and has an extensive list of trigger warnings. If you are not familiar with the dark romance genre, it is recommended that you proceed with caution. This book is not suitable for everyone. 18+
This book was a lot! And I mean that in the most respectful way. The way that the author reimagined myth and religion was absolutely incredible. There were so many people to keep track of and how they fit into the myth/story. I mostly listened to this until I ran out of minutes on Spotify so eye balled the rest. I took a star because of the very detailed connection between myth and religion. It was hard to keep up with. But that’s probably more a me problem.