Death doesn't choose who lives or dies he just shows up when it's time. Marked souls. A job to do. No questions asked. But after countless centuries of collecting souls, the Reaper is tired. Forgotten. Blamed. Alone. Until he meets her a girl who isn't dying, yet somehow can see him. Talk to him. Change him. And for the first time in forever, Death wonders what it means to be seen... and what it means to feel. The Book of Death is a haunting, deeply human story told from the Reaper's point of view. Darkly poetic, unexpected, and strangely hopeful, Edith Eaton's debut invites readers to step into the shadows and see Death not as an ending-but as something far more complicated.