Olivie Blake

When Viola Marek, real estate agent and vampire, discovers the house she's trying to sell is haunted, she enlists the help of a medium to exorcise the ghost. But Fox D'Mora is a fraud - even if he is the godson of Death.

Masters of Death

Victoria Justice

'“Love is a rather mortal concept,” he said, which both of them were quite aware was not an answer. “Don’t you think? It can be born; it cannot exist alone; it can die. Love itself, then, is mortal, and thus not within either of our realms.”'

“Ah, but the tricky thing about love,” Vi-Lainey said, inching toward him, “is that it can save you just as much as it can hurt you.

"Isn’t forever a terrible blessing, and a terribly blissful curse?”

“Do you need help with it?” Death countered, arching a brow. “Forgiving him, I mean. For what he’s done.” 

Fox took a moment. “No,” he replied, surprised by how easily it left him. “I love him, Papa. I forgave him the moment he came back to me. I would love him still, even if he left me again. I would love him through several lifetimes, I think,” Fox determined, resigning himself to the truth, “and I would love him in every world, if he asked.”

To live, to love; it was always a choice, and inherently a brave one, to face down certain doom with open arms.

That over and over, he was presented with the same impossible decision—live and suffer, love and grieve—but still, every time, with all his being, his answer was and would always be yes. It would be difficult and painful, and however it ended, it would end—but still, he could choose it. To live, to love; it was always a choice, and inherently a brave one, to face down certain doom with open arms.

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