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Life and Limb: (A Standalone Zombie Reverse Harem Romance)

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Coming 2021

None of us expected to live more than a few days when our friends and family became the walking undead, consumed by the Mortum Mori virus.

The zombie apocalypse came and went,
And humans formed a new world in the chaos.
Each town is a law unto itself.
The best places are ruled by tyrants.
The worst is ruled by me.

I’ll do anything to protect my people. Our ragtag group looks out for each other. We kill for each other.

When a group of soldiers, patrolling the countryside and looking for survivors, finds our village, its up to me to get close. To find out if they’re dangerous.

I’ll do anything to protect my people.
But what about protecting my heart?

**Life and Limb is a standalone zombie reverse harem dystopia romance, contains scenes of violence, multi-partner sex, and same-sex relations**

Available for Preorder on Amazon >

Review: Catching Carly by Emma Hart 4/5

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“My name is Carly Porter… And I’m really good at bad decisions.

How do I know this, exactly? Well, not including the time I accidentally bleached my eyebrows or sprained my ankle changing a lightbulb…
I had sex with my best friend’s brother.
Zeke Elliott has been a thorn in my side for eleven years. A very sexy, very tempting, very freaking annoying one. With big…hands.
And now my clitoris has a crush on the guy.
Seriously. I can’t look at him without my vagina performing accidental kegels. Which would be fine, but he’s Cain’s brother. I hate him. He’s off limits, right?
Right.”

Being Brooke was an eye opening and mental experience. I feel guilty that I couldn’t give this book the five out of five that Emma Hart’s insightful, awkward, and hilarious inner monologues deserve. The relationship between the main couple were brilliant but a bit stilted, there wasn’t much tension apart from the hovering spectre of the ex ‘Becky’, but she didn’t actually appear once.

Despite the lack of tension and … dare I say, plot, the characters of Carly and Brooke make up for any of that and meant that I left the final page of this book happy with the outcome.

I thoroughly enjoy Emma Hart’s Barley Cross characters, and cannot wait to see where this goes next.

4/5

M x