Casey Pearson is a doctor. A good doctor! Well, a good resident doctor. That doesn't stop her from being in the thick of things when the zombie apocalypse starts. Right there in the middle of her ER. …
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Casey Pearson is a doctor. A good doctor! Well, a good resident doctor. That doesn't stop her from being in the thick of things when the zombie apocalypse starts. Right there in the middle of her ER. After months of hiding in her apartment, and now her fiancé has run off who knows where, she only has one place left to turn back: home. Home means returning to her doom prepping father, who she has tried her hardest to leave behind. But he might be the only one who was prepared for what's happened to the world. When she gets home, she finds that her dad has become friends with the most unlikely person: her high school bully. What is a girl to do?
This is a wonderful twist to two different genres: end of the world and enemies to lovers. I devoured it and gave it 5 out of 5 stars for sure. I love the dynamic Casey has with her best friend and the redemption arc the author gives the bully. Because every young child usually has a bully at home, and he had the decency to outgrow childish behavior. Mostly.
