No Longer Alone

My name is Inez Garner, and my story has sort of been told… But not. I’m turning twenty-three and find out I’m not human; I’m apparently a vampire. Sure, who hasn’t read that story? Oh, but I’m a princess. And there’s a zombie apocalypse—although I’m debating where the line is of apocalypse vs. post-apocalypse. There’s also a quest that I’m compelled to be on, and it might all be coming from the Goddess. Awesome. It seems She has big plans for me. And I have to deal with ghosts. When I kill corrupted—the nice PC name people call zombies, as it’s not their fault they eat people—I then have to deal with their ghosts. Which is super when being hunted for years by some guys I don’t want to know better. Add to everything, I have to apologize to heroines for judging them when they fall in bed with the hot guy and buy the story he gives. I get it now. Sex is splendid. I’m not one to believe a con, but he’s got answers I need, like why I have no memories before I was eighteen. Plus, the fangs sort of sold it for me. I hope he forgives me for shooting him. House of Garner is an apocalyptic hot burning WhyChoose romance with darker elements, strong language, violence, and a heroine who doesn’t let anyone get in her way.

Sexy and fun twist on Zombies

Great series! a fun twist on the zombie apocalypse and on paranormal reverse harem romance! Love the story with all of the unique twists and turns. so happy to have this on Audible now!

Vampires and zombies

What an unusual combination. The idea of a "princess" vampire is not that original, but the author makes her story unique by placing the heroine and her men in a dystopian world. I like the heroine and her men. Some of the "romance" sweet talk is a little cheesy, but I think the author just wanted to reinforce the idea that the court revolves around the princess and her needs. Hopefully, the series will reveal her background and where the corrupted came from.

The biggest con to this novel was the editing. Sometimes, it took more than once to read a sentence to make sense of it, due to the bad editing. So, if bass editing/grammar is a big issue for you, then you will not enjoy this book as much as me. I am a person who gives 5 stars to a novel, if I enjoyed it, and do not mark down for bad editing, unless of course the novel was unreadable. In this case, there were some issues, but they did not take away from the story itself as it unfolded.

Love the characters

this is Erin's third series I have read and she has a special talent for sucking a reader in and keep you engaged