Note from author: All main characters are over eighteen. I am Death… or more like I will be. Being trained to take over for the Horseman hasn’t come easy. It didn’t help I had the world’s most overprotective father that babied me. Starting a new school while hiding who I am won’t help my case, but at least I get to show my worth. The series of events that come my way change the game of things. Instead of just competing to see who can stand at my side, I’ve found myself in the chaos of a storm I didn’t see coming. Someone in this school knows. They know the things that can ruin me. I have to stop them before it’s too late. But this time, my sisters aren’t here to have my back. I’m just one Horsemen that doesn’t have her generals yet. WARNING: Readers should be advised that this contains bully themes, sexual content, and physical abuse. Do not read if such triggers bother you.

Everyone knows. My secret is out. Saving them, I had to unmask who I am. Now that I've been outed, things keep spiraling out of control. The new threats lurk in places we can’t see. When an unknown enemy comes, I’m the only thing that can stop it. As Death, I have to learn my name doesn’t just mean dying. With my known generals at my side, I knew I had a circle I could trust. But… could I trust them all? What if betrayal sat closer than I thought? What would my heart do when the truth came out? It’s hard being a Horseman, but I’ll do whatever it takes to save the ones I love. Even if it means killing someone I love to save the others. WARNING: This follows the abuse she received in the first book. Mature content is for readers over 18.

They call me unbeatable. They call me the Ice Queen. They say I’m a robot and drink gasoline instead of water. If they only knew my greatest weakness beat inside my chest. Love and war appeared to be antonyms to most, but for me, they were both battling inside my soul. With my heart involved, how well off would I be to become the next Horseman of War?

I made a mistake, one I didn’t know how to put a band-aid over. Here I was, willing to become my destiny of War to protect the people, but I had just started one myself. I was the cause of this mass destruction. Would people be safe when I couldn’t make the right judgment calls? Would I be more of a risk being in such a position? Still, I had to fix what I had started. War was on the horizon. And even though I caused it, I’d finish my fight.

I faded into the background. As though I carried the magic of my sister, I became a physical phantom among my loved ones. They didn’t see what it was I tried so hard to hide. Purposely done, I couldn’t let them see what it was I had turned myself into. Like the magic of Pestilence flowing through my veins, I let myself turn to other toxins to hide my secret. With the history of my parents, I knew the signs they’d catch when it came to my drug abuse, so I learned to mask it all by being the perfect daughter they never had to question. Now that I was heading off to claim my title as the Horseman of Pestilence, I thought my ways would keep others from noticing. Some were getting too close to my secret, and that very secret was beginning to grow into something larger than I could comprehend.

They knew. My secret was out. Now that everything came of light, how was I supposed to face them all? Pestilence had been my birthright, but I just wished I didn’t feel like the poison in their lives. What happened when your greatest adversary wasn’t a monster? No, mine was myself.

Book the final daughter to venture out into the world, I was terrified. It wasn’t just because I was a mute female. No, I never felt like I compared to my sisters when it came to fitting into my role. Famine was my purpose, my future…So why did I feel inadequate to follow in Kepi’s steps? All of my sisters were nearing the end of their schools, perfecting who they needed to be. They were no longer around for me to hide behind. Now, I would be forced to prove if I had what it would take all on my own. Stepping out of the background to be in the limelight wouldn’t be my only worry. Never tempt Fate to make things worse because she’ll tell you to hold her beer.

Book Summary Becoming Famine was supposed to be a few trials while discovering my harem of lovers. Without claiming any generals to stand at my side, I began to wonder if my path was one I’d forever walk alone. Being lost in the woods wasn’t my only problem. Now that I knew my exact location, I had to prevent the foretelling doom of the dreamscape from happening. Somehow, I missed the easy mark on this adventure and skipped right to expert level. Now faced with my family’s greatest enemy, I had to survive being the Hellcat’s captive until help could come. With other lives on the line, I had to play their docile prisoner while waiting for my family to save us. But what if a greater force didn’t want me to be freed so easily?