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Single, unemployed, and in charge of her very own pet zombie, Ella Perry is cooking up trouble, and it's raining men.
Ella has spent years searching for a cure for a zombie named Freddie. However, when an experimental concoction takes an unexpected turn, she gets a glimpse of the life she's been missing by hanging out with the undead.
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Excerpt:
Copyright Charity Parkerson © 2013
All Rights reserved.
He
was waiting for her when Ella arrived at work the next day. Standing in the
center of the shop with his feet braced apart, braid hanging down his back, and
bulging arms crossed over his chest, Samuel was the perfect picture of
sexiness. Ella wanted to lick him, just one time. Surely, there wasn’t a soul
who would chastise her if she simply ran her tongue over his nipple and kept
walking as if nothing happened. The way he watched her should be illegal. He
ate up her presence with his stare. Damned if her body didn’t scream for more.
“I
found I couldn’t wait until this evening to see you again. I brought you
breakfast.” He nodded toward a paper bag waiting by the cash register. A cup of
coffee sat next to it. If such a thing was possible, Ella wanted him even more.
A delicious man who comes bearing coffee holds the key to instant pants
removal.
A
pink rubber band shot through the air, flying past Ella’s head, before pinging
off Samuel’s bare chest. Samuel didn’t as much as flinch.
“No
shirt. No service,” Randall said haughtily. Ella hadn’t even noticed his
presence behind the counter. She’d been so engrossed in Samuel.
Samuel’s
already iridescent eyes began to glow seeming almost to swirl with anger. He
turned his gaze in Randall’s direction. His temper didn’t show itself in any
other way. Ella still found herself taking a step back. Making his retreat,
Randall headed toward his office, grumbling under his breath the whole way
about dark ones pissing all over other people’s territories. He slammed the
door closed behind him. Yanking it back open, he stuck his head out.
“And
you’re fifteen minutes late,” Randall admonished before slamming the door
closed once more. It immediately opened again. “Freddie’s in the back, asleep.”
This time the door closed with a definite snap instead of a slam.
“The
shaman has a crush on you.”
Ella’s
jaw dropped at Samuel’s statement. “Shaman? Who? Randall? He’s no shaman. He’s
only a pharmacist and he doesn’t have a crush on me.”
She
wanted to add if Samuel ever witnessed the twenty-minute eyebrow lecture she
endured daily from Randall, he’d laugh hysterically at the thought of Randall
possessing any mushy feelings for anything, much less her.
“A
pharmacist,” Samuel repeated. He moved to the nearest shelf. Picking up the
first bottle he came to, he read, “Angelica:
mix three drops with lukewarm water at bath time for five nights in order to
remove itching hex. Other uses include home protection from most curses if sprinkled
weekly. Yes. I was mistaken. This is the average pharmacy, and yes he is carrying a torch for you.”
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