An interesting story about a man who has a horrible day, tries to commit suicide, and ends up shooting Death when he shows up. Having murdered Death, he now has to take on the office. He is drawn into a plot by Satan which is leading him to destroy the woman he loves, and has to find a way to fight back against the Father of Lies. This is book one in a seven-book series, one book each on Death, Time, Fate, War, Nature, Satan, and God, I think in that order. I've only read the first two. This one stands alone pretty well. This book is a paperback that I think I got from a swap meet at a library, and I'm not sure where I'll release it.

Books by Piers Anthony:
Demons Don't Dream
Faun And Games
Golem In The Gears
Isle Of View
Man From Mundania
Night Mare
Yon Ill Wind
On A Pale Horse
Letters To Jenny
Virtual Mode
Fractal Mode
Chaos Mode
Dooon Mode
Dead Morn (with Roberto Fuentes)
The Flying Sorcerers edtied by Peter Haining, contains "Possible To Rue"

Released on Friday, October 11, 2002 at Haley Center in Auburn University, Alabama USA.

Left on top of a stack of newspapers in the center of the ground floor, next to the vending machines, about 11am.

The idea of a man who murdered Death is very strange, and I sometimes mention this book when I say that another book is too strange for me. If you look around my bookshelf for a while, you can see that that's really saying something. This is just an example of my odd reading habits, and one that can be stated concisely.

Examples of books I found "too strange" include:
Crash by J.G. Ballard (one of only a handful of books I stopped reading because it was too disturbing)
E.T. 101 (stands out as the only book I have so far rated with only one star)