PRAISE FOR 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT ZOMBIES:
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‘BRILLIANT. It had me chuckling many, many times.’ Reader Review ★★★★★
‘Light and scary and romantic all at the same time.’ Reader Review ★★★★★
‘One of those books I’ll be thinking about for a long time.’ Reader Review ★★★★★
Can their love story survive a little bite?
Smoothie shop owner Zoey has always had a thing for men with brains. So, when she meets the brilliant and stunningly handsome local mushroom farmer, Nick she’s instantly drawn to him.
Wanting a reason to call her new crush, Zoey enlists Nick help (and his mushrooms) with her latest brain-boosting smoothie recipe. Before long, they have a viral sensation on their hands.
Sparks fly as Zoey and Nick grow closer, but when the locals start behaving weirdly—with strange mumblings and a fondness for biting—they wonder just how viral the side effects might be for their brand-new drink.
Can they find an antidote to the zombie apocalypse they may have unwittingly started before everything falls apart… literally?
PRAISE FOR 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT ZOMBIES:
‘A must read if you like your apocalypse lighthearted, with plenty of cozy romcom chaos amidst the zombie shenanigans.’ Mira González, author of Strange Lights
‘Need more asap!.’ Reader Review ★★★★★
‘I was hooked!’ Reader Review ★★★★★
‘Blooming marvellous.’ Reader Review ★★★★★
Reviews
'The mushroom zombie rom-com I didn’t know my life was missing! Fresh, quirky, funny, and swoony. Hazel Graves delivered a book about zombies that was endlessly witty and utterly addictive.' Jessica Gadziala, author of Mermaid in Manhattan
'A wonderfully weird and witty take on finding love during a zombie outbreak. A must read if you like your apocalypse lighthearted with plenty of cozy romcom chaos amidst the zombie shenanigans. Expect to walk (or shamble) away from this one with a craving for a smoothie and an incurable itch for a new tattoo' Mira González, author of Strange Lights
'I've just finished this ARC (while lounging on my holidays!) and I really enjoyed it. So fun, funny and a little bit spooky – my sweet spot! I never expected to sympathise with the zombies, but by the end I was emotionally invested. I’m so glad they all got their happy ever after.' Katherine Dyson, author of Love at First Bite
