Books with title Reaper

Daimhin is desperate to hide Taylor from Death. Taylor Fergusson should have died just days after she was born. Accidents and mishaps kept happening to her until she and Daimhin, the Guardian Angel sent to fetch her, made a deal. When upper management discovers Daimhin did not take Taylor's soul the first time he was supposed to, his own future is in jeopardy.

One takes life, the other gives it.There are two sides of the Angel Academy of Excellence. The guardians are superior in every way and separated from the reapers by a big wall that runs right through the campus. Neither side is allowed to mix with the other.Eighteen-year-old Posie Maxwell was just trying to survive on the street when strange people turned up and told her she was required to attend Angel Academy. Failure to do so would result in her immediate death. She had twenty-four hours.Thrust into a world she had no idea even existed, Posie must come to terms with her true calling and accept the fact she is a reaper and required to take souls for the rest of her life. If only she could stop thinking about the hot guy on the other side of the forbidden wall.When demons start attacking the reapers, Posie realizes there is a lot more at stake than her heart. At Angel Academy, there are perils around every corner. Her new school brings death closer than it’s ever been before.Reapers is the first book in an action-packed series that is sure to delight lovers of urban fantasy.

Excerpt from The ReaperAnd so in a life of toil and peril and love, scarcely different from that of their fathers in the days of the N orse jarl who first burned peat, live the kindly folk of Setter on Snarravoe, of whom I could tell you much, if you would listen. There is a tale of Eric the Elder and Eric the Younger, and how the sea was worsted by them, but in the end had its revenge and of Osla, the bright eyed, silent woman who defied widowhood, in faith unshakable that the dead would return. There is something to say of Magnie the Skipper, who has watched on deck many a night, while the merry dancers were shooting across the sky and the whales drove the herrings into his nets as they spun in the tides meggy-betty could tell you how.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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“Beautifully focused snapshot of Rosie’s final months on Earth. The simplicity of this approach fits perfectly with the seeming randomness of life, death and love.” —Deseret News “Rosie’s story is a very readable exploration of the bonds that last beyond death, and readers will hang on to see Rosie make her choices.” —Booklist Fifteen-year-old Rosie Wolf is sure when you die, you go straight to Paradise, until she wakes to discover she has died in an accident and that Paradise isn’t what she thought it would be.Rosie Wolf was sure that when her dad died, he went to Paradise. After all, isn’t that where everyone went? But when Rosie wakes up in a strange hospital bed and finds out that she’s died in an accident, she learns things aren’t always what you think they will be. Now her father feels further away than ever, and Rosie is left to deal with the Grim Reaper, who isn’t a man in a black cloak, but a beautiful woman with a bad attitude. The Grim Reaper tells Rosie that before she can move on to Paradise, she has to go back down to Earth and collect three souls. But Rosie quickly realizes it’s not so simple. To complicate matters, Rosie meets Kyle, a boy who is different than anyone she’s ever known. He’s cute, smart, and funny. Rosie’s been warned to stay away from the living, but she doesn’t want to. What will happen if she doesn’t?

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