Romance author Simone Kent thinks she might just have found the most perfect guy in all of New York City-in bed and out. But Drake Parrish is about as far from perfect as any man can get. Eight years ago, he was cursed by an evil Voodoo priestess to live part of his life as a zombie. Since then he has lived like a recluse on New York's Upper East Side, afraid to go out for fear he'll suddenly turn into one of the walking dead. The sex is the hottest either of them has ever experienced and Simone discovers just how naughty she can be with Drake, while he finds himself experiencing things for Simone that he hasn't felt in a very long time. When the Voodoo priestess learns of their relationship, however, she comes after him again. She's determined he won't have a future with Simone, even if that means killing both him and the woman he loves.
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23 See David Bate , Photography and Surrealism : Sexuality , Colonialism and Social Dissent ( London : I. B. Tauris , 2004 ) , 46-53 . 24 Aragon , “ Il m'est impossible , ” 136 . 25 Le Libertaire , 26 January 1923 , I. 46 Ibid .
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