Welcome to Litsy!

Cathy works as a grim reaper for SCYTHE, the corporation that collects the souls of the dead. When one of her natural death cases refuses to come with her and convinces her he was murdered, she goes against her nature and does everything she can to help him all while dealing with a divorce and an unplanned pregnancy.

I couldn‘t help but compare it to First Grave on the Right by Darynda Jones and how Charlie did it better.

Really enjoyed this as it was a completely different concept and it was super easy to read definitely a recommended read and I‘m looking forward to more books by this author

This quick read was a hoot; first in a series. Our primary character, Kathy Valence, works for Secure Collection, Yielding and Transportation of Human Essences (SCYTHE) in the Department of Natural Causes. SCYTHE has privatized bringing the souls of the dead for “processing.” A murdered teen whose soul may be lost, a shady research organization, Kathy‘s pregnancy and her charming ex combine into a madcap adventure. You‘ll laugh a lot.

An imaginative new series! This entertaining read introduces Kathy Valence, a transition specialist for the Secure Collection, Yielding, and Transportation of Human Essences, or SCYTHE – a corporate take on grim reaping. Kathy loves and excels her job, but her latest case throws her into a mystery as she‘s dealing with a personal crisis. Heavier themes are balanced with wit and charm. This series has potential! ⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 (3.5)/5 ❤️📚

This was a fun read - I‘d expected something a little more cozy mystery, but this is a bit more serious than your average Hallmark mystery. It‘s well written, full of danger, and a bit quirky. I also really loved the supernatural element.

Delightful!

I was just going to get this started yesterday and finish it some time this week, but you know what they say about best laid plans! There are some debut-author execution issues, but it‘s a clever idea and cute story. Nine books left to meet my Goodreads goal and eight books left from my #TenBeforeTheEnd list. I have most of these on hand ✳️ or on hold✴️.

I‘m reading a nice paranormal mystery for #hyggehourreadathon tonight. Is it spooky? Maybe! #sundayfunday