Review: move over warm bodies
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2013
The House of Gray and Graves by C. M. StunichRating 5*****This book was provided from the author in exchange for honest literary review.So after Georgette drown in her boyfirend' s swimming pool, her life tragically ended after 26 years, right? Not for this girl!  George was fished out of the pool by a necromancer and brought back to earth....as a zombie. Not just any zombie though, somehow she has become the only undead zombie walking around with a soul.George's story takes the reader on a whirlwind trip through the land of Faerie.  Both fae queens have plans as to what to do with her.  Most of the breeds of fae creatures want to kill her. Only one sidhe seems to have her best interest at heart. Georgette must learn what her path is meant to be before it is too late for her and the lost in Faerie. The question us who is on her side, because everyone know that you can't trust a deal with a fae creature or a supe....Ok, so I am so not a zombie girl usually. However, this book is amazing.  It is a combination of hot steamy romance/sex scenes, thriller, and action. The characters are so well described and portrayed the reader feels as if we can see each one. The book encompasses everything from kelpie to fae to hellhounds. I found the descriptions of each to be very vivid and helps the reader to understand the role they play.  The interaction between characters often had a fair amount of sarcastic humor, which had me rolling. You can't go wrong with a smart-aleck zombie who is walking around in glamour.  Aside from all of the neat things above, George's attempt to run from the true death and resurrect the House of Gray is a nailbiter of a story!!!!The only thing I didn't really like was the first couple chapters are a bit descriptive of a zombie meal.  Please push on past those, because after that the story just keeps getting better and better.  This is one of those books that once you pick it up, you just have to finish. Even if you aren't a zombie fan like myself, the land of the fae that she weaves in this story is amazing.  I will add editing was superb here as well.Overall this is a definite recommended read, and another serious hit from this author. I while heartedly recommend this novel to any reader over 18, due to context and sexual content.  It is one I will revisit again, and I believe there is a few.more books to follow this one.  Happy Reading!!!!!