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A review by stitching_ghost
Escape From Manhattan by Kate Seger
5.0
I didn't see time fly.
The male main character is something of a too good to be true hunky ex-military turned senator with big principles and he as a "I can fix them" complex which was both cute and unnerving. The heroine is a traumatized addict who is torn between wanting to let him in and needing to protect herself. Circumstances (zombies) "force" them together. Normally that's the kind of premise which makes me put the book right back on the shelf but here I really didn't mind it too much because things just kept moving and happening, so it never got overly sappy or boring.
I'll look forward to the next installment!
The male main character is something of a too good to be true hunky ex-military turned senator with big principles and he as a "I can fix them" complex which was both cute and unnerving. The heroine is a traumatized addict who is torn between wanting to let him in and needing to protect herself. Circumstances (zombies) "force" them together. Normally that's the kind of premise which makes me put the book right back on the shelf but here I really didn't mind it too much because things just kept moving and happening, so it never got overly sappy or boring.
I'll look forward to the next installment!