Most of all, to my two favorite people, Lucia and Max. You bring more joy and laughter to my life than I thought possible. I can’t believe I gave birth to the coolest people I know. (As well as the most patient.) As I read you the drafts, you listened, laughed, and swooned. Plus, you always asked the golden question: what happens next?

And again, to my readers. Years after the Revenant Series began, you are still sending me notes. I am humbled at what happened when my story met your minds. You allowed me to bring something remarkable into this world. For that, I will always be grateful.

About Amy Plum

Amy Plum is the international bestselling author of young adult novels, including the DIE FOR ME, AFTER THE END, and DREAMFALL series. Her books have been translated into thirteen languages. Amy grew up in Birmingham, Alabama before venturing further afield to Chicago, Paris, London and New York. An art historian by training, she can be found on most days either daydreaming or writing (or both) in a Paris café.

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Die Once More

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Die Once More

This one-hundred-page novella picks up where the international bestselling Die for Me trilogy ended and follows the eternally irresistible Jules Marchenoir as he leaves Paris behind for a fresh start in New York City.

Jules is a revenant—an undead being whose fate forces him to sacrifice himself over and over again to save human lives. He's spent the last century flirting his way through Paris and, most recently, falling in love with his best friend's girlfriend. Loyalty and heartbreak have led him to choose a new life in NYC.

Separated from his friends and his home, Jules is adrift in this dangerous new world, facing unknown enemies . . . until he meets a revenant named Ava. Though the battle for France has been won, an epic war between good and evil has just begun in the Big Apple, and Ava needs Jules's help to uncover the key to an American victory. Jules finds himself in the same position he crossed an ocean to escape: at risk of losing his immortal existence as well as his heart.

Chapter One

A new city. A new land. A new life. Or so I had hoped.

I left my friends, my country, the home I’ve had for a hundred years to escape a girl who has seen only seventeen summers. I put an ocean’s distance between us just to discover it wasn’t far enough.

We traded places: She’s now in Paris, and I’m in New York. And therein is the problem. This is Kate’s town, and it’s like she never left. She’s still here. She is everywhere.