Undying Hearts
After being abandoned at the altar by my fiance, I didn’t think my day could get any worse. And then the zombie apocalypse happened…
It’s been over a year since the dead started walking on British soil and things aren’t looking great. Society is in shambles, along with my love life, and while I have my brother and a safe place to live, our food situation is turning dire. But we’ll survive, just like we always have.
Until the worst happens and my brother goes missing.
Desperate to find him, I have no choice but to leave the safety of my home and step into this violent new world. One filled with death, gore and brutality. And three devastatingly handsome strangers who are determined to help.
I don’t trust any of them.
Not their scarred ex-SAS leader, Rhys, who seems to have a permanent stick up his a**. Or Theo, the flirtatious former paramedic with a twisted sense of humour that rivals my own. And definitely not Alex, the overprotective ex-rugby star who’s sweet smiles and kind gestures hide a dark past. All three of them are dangerous to my fragile heart and the longer I stay with them, the more it’s at risk.
But I don’t have a choice.
My brother’s life is in danger and these men are my best chance at saving him. Which means putting my heart on the line and hoping that if it does shatter, I’ll still be alive to pick up the pieces.
Undying Hearts is a slow burn post-apocalyptic why choose romance set in the UK and the first of two books. If you enjoy action, dark humour, growly men who are a little broken and a capable heroine who’s just as broken, then this book is for you!
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