Synopsis: College freshman Parker Osborne is having the worst day ever. He humiliated himself trying to pick up a cute guy, he hasn’t made any friends at school, and his stupidly hot jerk of a TA gave him a crappy grade on his paper. He’s going to drop Adam Hawkins’ film class and start fresh tomorrow after he’s had a good sulk.
But Parker’s about to find out what a bad day really looks like—if he can survive the night.
A virus is unleashed, transforming infected people into zombie-like killers. After these quick and deadly creepers swarm campus, Parker only escapes thanks to Adam swooping him onto the back of his trusty motorcycle. Now they're on the run—and stuck with each other.
When they’re not bickering, they’re fighting off the infected in a bloody battle for survival. Their only hope is to head east to Parker's family, but orphaned Adam has a secret he’s not sure Parker will accept: he’s a werewolf. Can they trust each other enough to find some light in these dark days?
Review: So I'm not much of a fan of zombie books, though I am sometimes a fan of the movies. I was very interested to see how the author would set this up into a gay romance situation. I was not disappointed.
Parker is likable only because he's so obviously human. He's someone easy to relate to. He's a college freshman, a perfectionist, and is clearly subject to panic attacks. Doesn't handle stress well. Adam is more of the dream man. Strong, muscular, direct and confident. An odd pairing but they say opposites attract. Besides, Adam calms Parker down easily and they just fit together. They're the couple you can picture in your head as you read. And they both have their strengths and their insecurities. Parker thinks no one wants him, Adam thinks no one can accept his wolf side. This was tremendously well written and so riveting that I've spent the past couple hours devouring it and i just got it this morning.
But Parker’s about to find out what a bad day really looks like—if he can survive the night.
A virus is unleashed, transforming infected people into zombie-like killers. After these quick and deadly creepers swarm campus, Parker only escapes thanks to Adam swooping him onto the back of his trusty motorcycle. Now they're on the run—and stuck with each other.
When they’re not bickering, they’re fighting off the infected in a bloody battle for survival. Their only hope is to head east to Parker's family, but orphaned Adam has a secret he’s not sure Parker will accept: he’s a werewolf. Can they trust each other enough to find some light in these dark days?
Review: So I'm not much of a fan of zombie books, though I am sometimes a fan of the movies. I was very interested to see how the author would set this up into a gay romance situation. I was not disappointed.
Parker is likable only because he's so obviously human. He's someone easy to relate to. He's a college freshman, a perfectionist, and is clearly subject to panic attacks. Doesn't handle stress well. Adam is more of the dream man. Strong, muscular, direct and confident. An odd pairing but they say opposites attract. Besides, Adam calms Parker down easily and they just fit together. They're the couple you can picture in your head as you read. And they both have their strengths and their insecurities. Parker thinks no one wants him, Adam thinks no one can accept his wolf side. This was tremendously well written and so riveting that I've spent the past couple hours devouring it and i just got it this morning.
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