Sita BethelCritiques

This was chilling, emotional, and fascinating. I felt like I could hear Sarah speaking as the book opens, and we learn about her world and what's going on in it. I felt chills hearing about the plague, how it was spread, and how it was handled, especially as we are drawing to the end of another year under COVID. Furthermore, I couldn't stop reading, and I quickly lost hours in the book, following along, holding my breath, and sometimes breaking into a cold sweat. This book grabs you, and it doesn't let go. Zombies aren't my favorite genre, but this was absolutely brilliant.

Rene loves ghosty/paranormal things, so when he buys a "haunted" house, he isn't too freaked out. Good thing, too, because it is in fact inhabited by two amazingly sexy guys, Marcus and Bastion. Rene is able to communicate with them and can eventually feel them as well. They begin a very steamy relationship between the 3 of them, and boy was it hot. There were a lot of sexy scenes in the book, and it was surprising how much it didn't seem awkward to me (with one live person and 2 ghosts). The dream sequences were pretty cool, and I liked how the author put in the details to help us understand what Rene was feeling. I loved May. She was an amazing BFF character. I was glad to see there be a way for the guys to have an HEA, although I was a bit sad. It seemed that how it ended was the only way for it to end, I'm sad May's kind of sort of alone now.

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3 stars

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