The style of this book reminds me a lot of Sunshine by Robin McKinley. We get a lot of internal dialogue from the main character - and it is similar to Sunshine in that it's almost like actual thoughts. Instead of following a straight narrative path we are reading the main character's thoughts as they appear. It can be a little jarring at first to get into, but I really do appreciate this style choice.

Be forewarned, this is go Charlotte Stein so it's some steamy stuff not for the faint of heart. ( )

Zombie romance! My new favorite. This one was pretty well done. It picks up in the middle of the action as Jamie rescues June (my MIL's name so I had to get over a little ick factor, but I digress) from zombies after having to kill her best friend who got bit.

So they immediately get to a safe island. Zombies can't swim just FYI. Thus most of the story takes place as Jamie and June and Blake, who Jamie rescued earlier, learn to adjust to each other. This one wasn't really action packed survival and fights with zombies but rather about the PTSD that they all three dealt with. Also heavy on the bad dreams and the angst of how the three of them were going to arrange a permanent solution to the one girl two guys thing. All that PTSD and angst was very well done and I soaked it right up.

So I wish there was more in this series. ( )

AWESOME ZOMBIE PORN!!!

And no, you godamn perverts, she is not doing zombies! The scene is set in a post apocalyptic world, where June get's rescued by Jamie, and taken to safety to live with him and his friend Blake.

Now what got me into this novel is just how absolutely awesome Jamie and Blake were. I was blown away by their caring, their understanding, their patience. The emotional turmoil was ever present, but not overwhelming.

I am becoming a fan of Charlotte Stein writing. ( )