Fury's Death

I don't know what to say every book in this series just keep getting better and better. The three Fury sister's are a force to be feared. What I love about this series is all the Gods mystical or not and not being preachy and hitting you over the head with religion...

Reviewed by Teddy Lawrence

Let me start by saying that this series should be adapted for the screen. This story is so unique and thought provoking that I do believe that a lot of people would enjoy it if they knew about it.

I have read all of the books in this series and have yet to be disappointed, every story is something new and you never realise that you wanted what happened until it happens.

I was really looking forward to this book, especially since the author has been dropping hints about this couple since the first book.

As morbid as this sounds, I really loved Death and the personality that was given to death by the author, this has to be one of the most well thought out characters in and exceptionally well thought out book.

If you are looking for something that is relevant, different and has a bit of fantasy in it then you really need to read this book.

Reviewed by Jade Faltain

I’ve been looking forward to this next book in the amazing Fury series. Meg is the third Fury sister and all about sex and fun and no commitment. She has harboured a liking for Dani Morana, otherwise known as Death. The feeling is mutual but neither have acted on it over the centuries. Huge and disturbing changes in the world, caused by Dis (Chaos), make everyone re-evaluate and maybe, just maybe the pair can become important to each other.

I enjoyed finding out more about Afterlife and the complexities of the organisation and the departments run by each god. Meg and Dani play a big part in how it reacts to the problems caused by Dis. This allowed us to see how the women changed as a result of the challenges they were faced with. Meg is more than the facade she has shown to the world thus far. And as for Dani- I never imagined I would ever say that Death was adorable, but in this case it is oh so true. I loved her. There are some very hot sex scenes that are filled with emotion and variety. They really add to the story and make us see just how important Meg and Dani have become to each other.

Brey Willows has again managed to weave a brilliant story using myths, ancient gods and a present day story that is fascinating and unique. A well deserved 5 Stars!

Reviewed by Karen McIntosh

The world is slowly falling into chaos, and Meg finds her usual lifestyle of excess falling short and leaving her feeling empty and unsatisfied. She turns to her longtime friend Dani for advice and comfort. Dani is lonely, and going through some big changes in her own life, she's happy for Meg's friendship in these trying times, but her attraction to the other woman is growing. Dani believes in finding the one person you're meant to spend your life with. Can she let go of that to be with Meg? Can she compare to Meg's wild parties and plentiful bedfellows? In the midst of chaos, can love find a place?

I adore this series. It is just all around brilliant. I think to get the full experience, you should definitely start with book one and enjoy every well crafted moment from book one to book three. Each book follows a different couple, this book takes us on the journey of Meg and Dani (Death), but there is large portion of political drama that carries on throughout all three books. I really like these books because the romance isn't a backstory and neither is the political drama. The author writes both aspects so well, and if it weren't so perfectly balanced you'd be hungry for the one that was lacking. There is absolutely perfect balance between the two. Plus if you only like romance or only like the drama I think you will still enjoy this book! Anyone with an appreciation for excellent writing will be swooning that's for sure.

I think this is actually my favourite of all three books. I have been dying (get it) for Death's story since the beginning. She is so intriguing and so precious. She's confident in her work but shy in her personal life. I love the little intricacies of her character, like the surfing and her car. She's just so fascinating and individual. Watching her blossom and evolve through the novel was so beautiful. She's one of my favourite characters possibly ever. My heart aches with happiness for her. Seriously.

I love the philosophical musings throughout this book, and the others. I always come away from reading this book with so many questions and interesting things to think about.

I'm sad to see this series come to an end. I'm sure I'll be back to read the series again and I know I'll read all future works by this fantastic author!

Reviewed by Jasmine G

So I didn't read book one or two, but I will now. I really enjoyed this book a lot. It certainly wasn't what I was expecting when I read the description but I was pleasantly surprised. It's hard to even describe this book because it's the first of it's kind I've ever read. The mix of different religions was very interesting and since I was a child I always enjoyed everything about the Greek gods so this was great. I would suggest this series to anyone that likes to read about different religions and a bit of fantasy. Who knew Death could be such a lovable character. Now I'm off to read the first two books of the series.

Reviewed by Tiffany Shamaly