ould you choose death over your soul mate, well if they looked liked Brad Pitt in the movie "Meet Joe Black" or Dank in this series, then hell yes. Regardless of the fact that Pagan falls in love with Death, she is loves the person he has become although she still doesn't remember him. The Deity took away her memories and now Dank has to convince her to fall in love with him all over again or he will lose her to her destined soul mate forever. Pagan starts College with her best friend Miranda who is a little boy crazy and on her first day there is rescued by Dank who helps the damsel in distress after she drops her box of shoes all over the ground. Dank is in a rock band and the lead singer of Cold Souls yet the only soul he wants is Pagan's forever. His devotion and willingness to do whatever it takes to win her back is admirable albeit a little stalkerish at times but still good. Pagan feels like she knows him but does not understand why and her ex-boyfriend turns up on the scene and wants to reignite their relationship. I have to say Jay is a douche, chatting girls up in front of Pagan and having sex at the drop of a hat because it is on tap is not my idea of boyfriend material. I love Gee, she is such a kick ass character, jumps in "where angels fear to tread kind of girl", all snarky but still has a heart of gold. Ultimately this is a supernatural love story about two people who against all odds find each other and fight to stay together.
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Overly hooked on this author ( )

I love cheesy supernatural romance probably why I stuck with this series, however the 3rd installment of this series was so full of typos where the character names where switched to the point I'd reread a whole section thinking I skipped a page and it was really frustrating. This 3rd book was to give Pagan a chance to choose between Jay and Danmar but the author never even gave Jay a fair shot and although he got a good ending it went from point A to point D with no substance in between. I hate to give bad reviews especially when I loved the 1st 2 books but I just wish the 3rd had more substance more character in depth so I felt let down. ( )

This was fantastic. And lets continue with the theme of: Oh. My. God. Am loving Pagan even more than I did at first, if that's even possible. Dank had a higher position in my heart over Pagan but now I think I might love them both the same. I love her snarky and witty tongue and her overall don't mess with me attitude. Right off the bat we get to see her feistiness in action when Dank approached her while she tries to move into her dorm and when some guy at a club used a really lame line on her. I laughed so hard at that one because I thought pick up guy's line was pathetic too.

Pagan's memory was taken away by the Deity, whoever she was, so Pagan's soul could have chance to connect to the soul it was created for. If she chooses Death and if she remember's him, then they can have eternity together. What is wrong with this Deity? Why can't she see true love, let it be and just get over herself. Anyway's, I fell in love with Dankmar all over again (he's real, isn't he?). Man can the guy woo, and Pagan was already a swoony mess to try and resist. Didn't knew Death could be such a romantic, I was like, "Pick him, pick him". But I do remember in Existence Pagan saying that she and Jay were so alike and comfortably with each other but there was no passion whatsoever. That made me worry less that things might not go the way I want it to. Who chooses these Soul Mates, isn't there suppose to be passion or do they have to create that themselves? Miranda and Nathan didn't seem to have any problem in that department, ah hem.

Don't want to give too much away so let's just end with me saying that you won't be disappointed with the conclusion to the series. It only made me wish it didn't have to end, I wished there was an epilogue to see how life and death is going for Pagan and Dank. Oh. My. God. ( )

Here's to the final book in the Existence trilogy. I must admit, this story was the better of them all! There's something about college adults instead of teens for this story.

Pagan, now a college student has forgotten everything that's happened within the past year or so of her life. No Dank, Leif, no wandering souls. Now she has to choose between the one made especially for her, the once totally forgotten or the one lusting and stalking her every move!

I have to say that this one, minus the narrator's voice, really kept my attention. Dank, had to win her back the hard way- with no advantages of Pagan's memory. The idea of him having to start from scratch was pretty cool, but he still had an advantage! To me, Dank cheated the entire book, leaving Leif and Jay

And so without proper ammo to do battle. I didn't think that was right and I definitely didn't need the horrible voice of Ashley Litz doing the audio-sex scenes! Ha!

Anyway, this book was much better. The ending was wrong to me, but only because I feel Dank cheated but it was a good ending, nonetheless. I am actually scoring this book higher than the others. Well, the same as Leif anyway. I think you'll enjoy this one. Great job, Abbi Glines!
Have a great day and go to the library for this one! ( )