OMFG this book got dark quick. It has 28 Days Later mixed with The Belko Experiment vibes. It's hard to explain but it's always heavy and uneasy and when shit pops off it's disgusting and horrifying. This would make a fantastic movie.

Our FMC (I don't think they have said her name) is a sales executive in a PWI. She's married to Chad who is ex-military and an influencer but basically, he lives off her and has three kids. A stubborn teen son Zion, an autistic tween daughter Zaire, and a 2-year-old Zoey. Zoey is Chad's only kid.
So, the zombie outbreak happens, and I immediately knew Chad was a bitch who was only focused on himself and Zoey.

The shit this woman and her kids have had to go through to stay alive is insane. The kids, OMG the kids. Ya'll this is not for the tender hearted because they go through it. Especially Zaire who is special needs.

The ending was satisfying and enforces the fact that the living are more dangerous than the undead.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND

READ THE TRIGGER WARNINGS.
- Racism
- Classist
- Drugs
- Extreme Violence
- SA/Rape
- Implied SA/Rape of a Minor
- Implied Abuse of a Minor
- Torture
- Suicide
- Casual/Uncomfortable but Consenting Sex
- Zombies 

 Where to begin with this one. The angst was angstying. I would consider this a slow burn because we didn't get any... um.... insertion until after 100 pages. But prior to that it was still very alluring and exciting.

Once things popped up they stayed hot. Lucky is super intelligent, her position as a dancer is respected, and I like that she acknowledged that she has to focus on self growth.

Carter was fun to read, very confident, gave off typical Billionaire, let me buy you things and take care of you vibes. But his own personal growth and recognizing his flawed view of love and relationships was a pleasure to watch.

I am ready for the next book, Cater's Zaddy Vic and his situationship with Lucky's best friend has my curiousItes peaked I want all the tea.