Dying for the Dead (The Dead and the Not So Dead)

My mission? To save New Orleans from Nero’s demonic clutches. Should be simple, right? I mean, hell, I am literally the Queen of the Dead. I fear that we are running out of time though. Time to save the missing supes taken by Nero and Asmodeus. Time to get out of the demonic realm, before we can’t leave. Time to save our city and my kingdom.The biggest snap in my plan? I’ve died. I mean, technically I wasn’t dead… right? I was in ‘Hell’ though, and that was a bit of a problem. I mean, this was totally off schedule, and to make it worse? The dead were an unthankful group of losers that didn’t care if you died for them. No, really! You should hear them complain. Plus, I wasn’t positive about what I was more mad about… that I’d been dumb enough to fall for my mom’s trap or that she trapped me to begin with. I mean, talk about mommy issues, right? I am so livid with her, but the longer that I spend in the demonic realm the more I start to believe that I may be here for a much larger purpose than I could have ever expected.Dying for the Dead is the final book in the lighthearted, fast-burn paranormal reverse harem The Dead & Not So Dead series. You can bet that our characters will be swearing up a storm in New Orleans. Expect elements of horror such as gore, violence, and an array of other topics dealing with death. Sexual themes are suitable for mature audiences. +18A glossary for Declan’s Irish accent can be found at the end of the book.

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