A sound plan or at least it would be if her mother and stepfather would allow her near her sister and if the students at the college she is attending would just leave her alone. Now after seven years she's free to go home, reconnect with her younger sister and hopefully find out what she did that was so terrible she was committed in the first place. In this case Lilly, the female lead has just been released from a mental institution, where she was incarcerated at the age of thirteen. The premise of this book is so original, but then all of Ms Chase's work is in a class of its own, I have no idea how she comes up with her stories but I'm happy that she does. I really should remember to read the Amazon reviews as well. Great male characters, but it defeats the purpose if I don't understand why they even like her so much. I swear its like she's this mindless doll of a person that needs someone to save her from her own life just to survive. Instead of worrying about being crazy all the time, she should focus on not being such a push over. Her reasons for being this way is so paper thin and frankly just a bit dumb. Its also weird that she literally can't handle anything on her own, but she's supposed to be the strongest person the guys ever met? She's not even really smart. Just too busy imaging what she'd say then staring, Thats just weird and annoying when she does this like every chapter. She doesn't even speak up for herself even a little. Do stories have to have these weak, dim witted FMCs just to exist? My goodness she just a willing punching bag for the entire book.

If you love sarcastic heroines with unexpected powers, obsessive supernatural men who'll do anything to defend their woman, and plenty of mystery and mayhem, dive right in! Note: The Stalking Dead is the first in a darkly humorous new paranormal romance series by best-selling author Eva Chase.

But what if the only way to set things right is to get a little ghoulish? I promised myself I'd stick to the straight and narrow from here on. And that's not the only strangeness stirring inside me. In ways very different from how I felt as a kid. Maybe I'm still not all that sane either, because part of me finds them strangely appealing. So they'll bludgeon, maim, eviscerate - tear a strip of havoc right through this sleepy town. They're crude, criminally inclined, and more than a little unstable after ages trapped in afterlife limbo. The four 'imaginary' friends who made my childhood bearable barge into my life in a very real way. Horrible enough that my little sister won't even speak to me.īut when I'm released back into a town determined to rub my unknown sins in my face, the past isn't the only thing that's haunting me. Thanks to a blank in my memory, I'm not sure what that thing was, but it was horrible enough to get me locked up in the mental ward for seven years.

The Stalking Dead by Eva Chase