The Nameless Knight💀😎
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The Nameless Knight💀😎
every time I cry it’s about you and every time I laugh it’s for you too, so do your lil dance around my room, I know I’m gonna join you soon ^^
I wanna be remembered for all the love and light I've spread regardless of who I've left behind..
I just saw your reblog of Olivia Benson with the short hair resembling Eve Dallas and, oh my god, you're so right! Also seeing someone mention Eve Dallas makes me so happy. I love that series so much.
The "In Death" books are almost the only ones I buy in hardback anymore. I live for February and September!
I have a set for the people I see in my head for the characters, too. This is more than a decade old and none of these people actually look like this anymore, but they're still the faces I see.
Whether or not Death scares you or you're fascinated by it, the new TTRPG In Death is sure to spark some curiosity when playing in an afterl
Using Chaosium 's Basic Roleplaying System, In Death from J.D. Trotter finds a bridge between trad and story tabletop gaming as much as one between life and death. @jellyfishlines2000 explores these connections in his latest review.
REVIEW - FRAMED IN DEATH by J.D. Robb "another fantastic thriller"