I have really enjoyed this series, however, Death is definitely my favorite. Not just because I enjoy the juxtaposition of life and death as lovers, but readers get to see the characters from the previous books in this installment. We get to see the kindest horseman, Pestilence (aka Victor), again, and I also mentioned in my review of Famine that I felt like the Reaper had so much more potential for character growth, and in Death he gets to see more goodness in humanity, and he learns to love other humans as a whole, not just Ana. Also, the brothers are amazing together. I love how the relationship was showcased in this last book.

Lastly, Thanatos and Lazarus were so sweet. They made me sigh, laugh, and cry (sad tears and happy ones). I think they were my favorite couple of the series. They rank very close with Pestilence and Sara. Pestilence and Thanatos had similar naivety when it comes to humans and their behaviors, which made the two characters endearing.

All four stories came together wonderfully for an epic ending.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced reader’s copy of Death! It was so good!
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Intense

This book was so intense that I had to take breaks and remember to breathe. I'm not sure I can describe it any other way.

I am sad that this was the last book but I am sure Laura Thalassa will come up with something just as extraordinary as this series was. I'm looking forward to it. ( )

What can I say, I got sucked into this world and I liked dark, brooding Death. This was a great ending to the series.

The best scenes in the book were honestly when the other 3 horsemen were in the scenes. The dynamic was hilarious.

I also really enjoyed the dynamic between Death and Lazarus. Obviously by this point we know how it has to go, but I was intrigued that Death so readily admitted his attraction despite watching his brothers do it 3 times and had to convince Lazarus to give in. Lazarus being unable to die added in this concept of not having to choose between her love and ending humanity, so I was constantly engaged to find out what choices Death would make. Of course he did have to choose between her and humanity in the end, but it was more intriguing with Death. ( )

This is the kind of comfort book I needed today.
I loved it. We all know how the story will go but I liked 4 things enough to highlight them:
1. The chase
2. The flirting by Death
3. Seeing all the horseman
4. Famine's sarcasm ( )

This was exactly what I needed!! I loved this book and it's a perfect ending for this series.
I laughed, I cried (a lot) and I smiled.

GO READ THIS!! ( )