Death: A Dark Romantasy of Apocalypse and Redemption (The Four Horsemen, 4)
They came to earth--Pestilence, War, Famine, Death--four horsemen riding their screaming steeds, racing to the corners of the world. Four horsemen with the power to destroy all of humanity.
He came to end the world. She was born to defy the end.
When the Fourth Horseman--Death himself--arrives, he expects nothing but silence and surrender. But Lazarus Gaumond refuses to fall. Marked by immortality and burning with purpose, she is the only soul Death cannot claim--and the only woman who can unravel his resolve.
In the epic conclusion to Laura Thalassa's bestselling Four Horsemen series, myth and romance entwine as Lazarus and Death collide--igniting a passion that could change the fate of humanity. With lush, lyrical prose and a world haunted by sacrifice and hope, Ana faces the ultimate Horseman with unbreakable determination, risking everything for a love that lingers long after the last page. Perfect for fans of romantasy, dark romance, and unforgettable characters, Death is a sweeping tale of redemption, defiance, and the power of love at the end of all things.
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Readers say the final book in Laura Thalassa’s Four Horsemen series offers a more interesting plot and emotional romantic moments, especially compared...
This has got to be one of the most over hyped, underwhelming series I’ve read. It’s such an intriguing premise, and maybe with a better writer it could have been better, but I’m sorry to say that I just don’t think Ms. Thalassa is that good of a writer - repetitive and recycled plots, terrible “romance” and sex scenes, ham-fisted morality, all rounded up in seemingly half-researched settings.
Anyways, I’ve slogged through and now I can put them behind me without any lingering thoughts.
Book 1: Pestilence - ⭐⭐
Book 2: War - ⭐⭐⭐
Book 3: Famine - ⭐⭐⭐
Book 4: Death - ⭐⭐
This fell short, too dragged out, I finally had to skim a few chapters to get to the last 3 or 4. I did like that Death was like a newborn babe, a virgin, never experienced anything. I thought the dead servants was a nice touch and the sex scenes were really panty wetting worthy, especially when Death shows her how Angels have sex, HOT! Im glad that she brought back all 4 horsmen, and the ending was worth the wait. The fighting at the end was very discriptive and had you on the edge of your seat and what a surprise twist when Death and Lazarus are the last 2 standing, really enjoyed that. War & Famine are awesome in this book, kinda made me miss them, especially Famine. The last chapter was really heart felt and warming, however, I would have liked a chapter of them down the road, having their kids and working as a group to rebuild the world kinda thing. I am glad I read it, I have closure.
Rating Horseman Books
1) Famine (will be reading again at some point :))
2 War
3) Death & Pestilence (Tie)
I stumbled upon this series at the beginning of 2020, unsure what I was getting into. This world swept me away and pulled me in with such amazing characters. Death is no different. So beautiful I wept. It's a series for the ages and one you absolutely should pick up!
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