Jesse Jordan's life is going nowhere fast-delivering pizzas by day, sketching cartoon monsters by night, and running dirty money for a local crime boss.
Then he meets Taria.
Every guy wants to meet the girl of his dreams. But Jesse actually meets the girl from his. She is mysterious and magical, and swears they're destined to be together. There's just one problem: she's the niece of the most dangerous man Jesse knows.
Magic comes with a price.
When Taria vanishes, and with the threat of danger looming over him, Jesse must navigate a world where ghosts offer guidance, a half-blind mystic speaks a cryptic version of the truth, and the lines between dreams and reality blur into terrifying echoes of each other.
Jesse must choose between the ordinary life he thought he wanted and a love so powerful it can literally alter fate.
Book Review
A Death Never Lived by Clifford Evan is one of those rare stories that pulls you in from the very first page and refuses to let go. At first, Jesse Jordan seems like someone we’ve all met before—a guy stuck in a dead-end routine, drifting through life without direction. But the moment Taria steps into the story, everything shifts. Their connection feels haunting, electric, and strangely inevitable, and that sense of destiny becomes the heartbeat of the entire book.
What makes this novel so compelling is the way it blends gritty reality with surreal, magical elements. Ghosts give advice, visions twist the truth, and dreamscapes bleed into the real world—yet nothing ever feels out of place. Instead, the supernatural becomes a mirror for Jesse’s own confusion and longing.
As the dangers rise and Taria disappears, the story turns into a gripping journey of courage, love, and self-discovery. Clifford Evan writes with intensity and emotion, making you feel every moment of Jesse’s struggle. This is a haunting, adventurous, and beautifully crafted tale about choosing your path—even when fate tries to choose it for you.
