Review: Not a bad start to a new series.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2013
This was a decent start to a new paranormal romance series. The author managed to cram a lot in a short amount of pages without making the story feel rushed or overstuffed.Maisie can't catch a break. There is a zombie outbreak in London and it is every human for themselves, but when she stumbles upon a family about to get attacked, Maisie feels compelled to help. Luckily, just as she herself is about to be overwhelmed by zombies, a lone werewolf, Seth, steps in to offer his assistance. Though the two have an instant attraction, they both have other things on their plate- like how the zombie attacks seem more and more coordinated and how they are both going to survive a deteriorating London.What was good was the pacing and the strong heroine lead. I think there are some promising elements here and could lead the way to a nice little series. However, I also had a few little niggles with this book. It really, REALLY annoyed me when all of the characters kept saying "idjits" over and over again. What is wrong with good, old-fashioned "idiots"??? It was odd and it got under my skin. I also thought that the chemistry between the two characters fell totally flat. I didn't get much a sense of heat between then and when they had their final sex scene, I could barely focus over my incessant yawning.I did enjoy the writing and so I think I would read more books by this author, but I hope that she steps her game up a bit for the next installment.**Copy provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review**