Who doesn’t love a second chance romance? Ellie Palmer’s fresh and funny paranormal-horror rom-com mashup, ’Til Undeath Do Us Part, is next-level.
Francesca and Alex Sikorski have been in couples therapy working on rescuing their rocky marriage—you know, reconnecting and learning how to better communicate.
But when a freak accident involving an ancient mosquito turns Francesca into a vampire, leaving her sun‑sensitive and a little murderous, healthy communication becomes the least of their problems. Though her mortician husband wants to save their relationship, undeath has added new challenges, like corpse disposal, late-night blood heists, and the obvious question of whether his wife’s a monster or finally herself again.
As bodies start piling up and a rival vamp threatens their tiny Minnesota town, it seems that their marriage might not be the only thing in need of saving.
‘So delicious I devoured it in one sitting. Irresistible characters, a gripping plot, and banter to die for—this book is an absolute delight.’—Allie Oleander, author of Willing Prey
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Francesca and Alex Sikorski have been in couples therapy working on rescuing their rocky marriage—you know, reconnecting and learning how to better communicate.
But when a freak accident involving an ancient mosquito turns Francesca into a vampire, leaving her sun‑sensitive and a little murderous, healthy communication becomes the least of their problems. Though her mortician husband wants to save their relationship, undeath has added new challenges, like corpse disposal, late-night blood heists, and the obvious question of whether his wife’s a monster or finally herself again.
As bodies start piling up and a rival vamp threatens their tiny Minnesota town, it seems that their marriage might not be the only thing in need of saving.
‘So delicious I devoured it in one sitting. Irresistible characters, a gripping plot, and banter to die for—this book is an absolute delight.’—Allie Oleander, author of Willing Prey
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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