Treasured By the Himbo Zombie
My intuition is usually great at detecting danger, but whenever I’m with this goofy undead man, fear is never present. Instead, I feel at peace.
A single mom who’s DONE with dating…
Lindsay has reached the end of her patience with men and has vowed to swear off all interactions with them that exceed small talk. Besides, she can easily stay booked and busy with her successful job as a marketing executive and raising her sweet daughter, Jules.
But see, there’s this guy…Dominic, the zombie who owns Mapletown’s most popular bar, with his beefy forearms and tender smile. One night, Dominic steps in when a creep puts his hands on her, and he surprises her with a level of selflessness she’s never seen before. They become friends, but that’s all, because she definitely doesn’t want another romantic relationship ever again.
A zombie bar owner with a heart of gold…
Dominic is a man constantly haunted by his dark past and eager to make up for the hurt he’s caused. When Lindsay walks into his bar, he recognizes her from another lifetime, long before he was turned into a cannibalistic savage.
What’s more, she radiates exhaustion and melancholy, and he becomes determined to put a smile on her face. Her hard edges and acid tongue don’t deter him. In fact, he’s mesmerized by her. Those adorable freckles. Her thick, jiggly thighs. It doesn’t take long for him to fall head over heels. Love isn’t what she wants, but he doesn’t care. He’ll take what he can get.
But at some point, he’ll have to reveal what he’s done. Will she be able to forgive him when he can’t even forgive himself?
Treasured by the Himbo Zombie is a low-stakes, high-heat monster romance featuring a black cat, plus-size FMC who’s given up on love, and a golden retriever zombie desperate to steal her heart.
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