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A review by ameserole
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dreadfully Ever After by Steve Hockensmith
4.0
I will read anything related to Pride and Prejudice.
You name it. I will have probably read it or it's on my TBR. But there can be that rare occasion that I never knew that book ever existed, well.. then I would add it to be my TBR.
Long story short: I love P&P guys.
So, Dreadfully Ever After picks up right where Pride and Prejudice and Zombies left off. Darcy and Elizabeth are still married; However, Darcy has also still been bitten from a Zombie. So of course Elizabeth's life sucks major balls right now because she has to ask my least favorite person for help: Lady freaking Catherine.
UGH! That freaking Lady! I just dislike her so freaking much because she despises Elizabeth for some odd reason and is going to be her vindictive self and plot to separate her and Darcy. Which of course she does split them up just because she has the "ability" to help Darcy. So of course she gives Elizabeth and her family a list of demands that she obviously agrees to. BECAUSE WHO WOULDN'T DO ANYTHING IN THEIR POWER TO SAVE THE LOVE OF THEIR LIFE?!?!
Either way, this book gave me tons of mini heart attacks because I thought I wasn't going to get my god damn happy ending.
Overall, I enjoyed this book but it doesn't really compare to the first book in this series. Although nothing compares to the OG of Pride and Prejudice.
You name it. I will have probably read it or it's on my TBR. But there can be that rare occasion that I never knew that book ever existed, well.. then I would add it to be my TBR.
Long story short: I love P&P guys.
So, Dreadfully Ever After picks up right where Pride and Prejudice and Zombies left off. Darcy and Elizabeth are still married; However, Darcy has also still been bitten from a Zombie. So of course Elizabeth's life sucks major balls right now because she has to ask my least favorite person for help: Lady freaking Catherine.
UGH! That freaking Lady! I just dislike her so freaking much because she despises Elizabeth for some odd reason and is going to be her vindictive self and plot to separate her and Darcy. Which of course she does split them up just because she has the "ability" to help Darcy. So of course she gives Elizabeth and her family a list of demands that she obviously agrees to. BECAUSE WHO WOULDN'T DO ANYTHING IN THEIR POWER TO SAVE THE LOVE OF THEIR LIFE?!?!
Either way, this book gave me tons of mini heart attacks because I thought I wasn't going to get my god damn happy ending.
Overall, I enjoyed this book but it doesn't really compare to the first book in this series. Although nothing compares to the OG of Pride and Prejudice.