Mort is the fourth book in the Discworld series by author Terry Pratchett.
Death is the God of Death of the Discworld, a skeleton dressed in black with a collection that sends souls to the next world. He also likes cats and is extremely confused by humans. Soon Death yearns to experience what humanity really has to offer, but to do so, he’ll need to hire some help.

It was an offer Mort could not refuse. An apprentice of the God of Death. He’ll get free accommodation, use the company’s horses — and death is optional. A dream job—until Mort falls in love with Death’s daughter, Ysabell, and discovers that your boss could be the killer in your love life…

Mort is the fourth of Terry Pratchett’s DISCWORLD novels. It stands alone, meaning that you don’t need to read the previous novels to enjoy Mort. It’s better than the previous novels, too, so it might be a good place for new readers to start.
Mortimer is a naïve but pensive — and therefore slightly odd — young man who doesn’t fit in with his farming community. It looks like he’s going to be jobless until Death arrives and chooses him as an apprentice. Why does Death need an apprentice? He has become bored with his immortal life and wants to travel to Ankh-Morpork so he can experience some humanity.
After only a little bit of training, Mort is left in charge. His job is to collect the souls of people who are about to depart the mortal world. When Mort becomes infatuated with a princess who’s about to die, he can’t stop himself from interfering with her death and he manages to “royally” screw things up. With the help of Death’s adopted daughter Ysabell, Mort must figure out how to put the princess and the world back right again, all without neglecting to do his job.

• Mort

• Discworld, Book 4
• By: Terry Pratchett

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