When a book involves Angels and Demons, I am always up to reading it, and I am glad I found “Death is a Bitch” through FMB Blog Tours.  I also have found another Author, who sucked me into the story from the beginning to the very end.

“Death is a Bitch” is about Death, who is an Angel, who collects everyone’s souls once they are about to pass away.  She has a very tiring job and sometimes it is hard to find some downtime.
Azrael, who is another Angel, that works closely to Death sometimes, has never really fallen in love before until he gets one night of passion with Death that makes him crave her even more.
Death even starts having feelings for the sexy, Azrael, that she is having a hard time forgetting him as well.
All of a sudden, Death is dealing with her past again with one soul that escapes Tartarus, thanks to the demon, Damian, who has a hidden agenda with helping King Sisyphus.  Damian has always had it bad for Death, and to prevent her happiness with Azrael, he will do anything to get Death to himself even lie to Azrael.

“Death is a Bitch” is a very entertaining book about Heaven and Hell and how it is never a good thing to mess with Death because she always gets her justice in the end.  It may take her a while, but when she does there is no looking back.
It also helps when she has strong parents who have connections themselves to help her out.
Azrael is one sexy Angel who captured my interest the minute he was described.  He did piss me off during a part of the book.  He believed a lie about Death, and he should have known better.

Cate Masters has a fan now after reading this book, and I plan reading more of her books real soon.  I loved her writing style, and I loved her take on Angels and Demons.

I recommend this book to anyone who loves the paranormal romance genre and loves reading about Angels and Demons.  You’ll enjoy this take on the “Grim Reaper,” who is Death, and her sexy love interest, Azrael.  You’ll probably even like the bad guy as well, Damian.  I did feel kind of sorry for him…just a little bit.  In the end, though, he got what he deserved.