The Man Who Feared Death & Other Songs and Storiesby Rachel LawsonStep into a universe where death wears many masks, magicians rule empires, and love lingers between shadows and eternity.From morgues where secrets refuse to stay buried, to interstellar embassies where sorcerers hide behind human faces, Rachel Lawson weaves gothic tales of cosmic mischief, supernatural bargains, and bittersweet romance. Each story pulses with dry wit, suspense, and haunting beauty—balanced by lyrical songs that echo with longing, rebellion, and the ache of immortality.Meet Blake Alexander, the reluctant King of Death; Fred, the emperor who hides behind disguises and mistakes; and the Necromancer, a killer bound by fate. Together, their lives entwine in stories that explore identity, legacy, and the fragile line between life and afterlife.Perfect for fans of gothic fantasy, supernatural drama, and darkly playful storytelling, this collection invites you to laugh, shiver, and dream in equal measure.Dare to collect them all—except that one.

The Man Who Feared Death & Other Songs and Storiesby Rachel LawsonStep into a universe where death wears many masks, magicians rule empires, and love lingers between shadows and eternity.From morgues where secrets refuse to stay buried, to interstellar embassies where sorcerers hide behind human faces, Rachel Lawson weaves gothic tales of cosmic mischief, supernatural bargains, and bittersweet romance. Each story pulses with dry wit, suspense, and haunting beauty—balanced by lyrical songs that echo with longing, rebellion, and the ache of immortality.Meet Blake Alexander, the reluctant King of Death; Fred, the emperor who hides behind disguises and mistakes; and the Necromancer, a killer bound by fate. Together, their lives entwine in stories that explore identity, legacy, and the fragile line between life and afterlife.Perfect for fans of gothic fantasy, supernatural drama, and darkly playful storytelling, this collection invites you to laugh, shiver, and dream in equal measure.Dare to collect them all—except that one.