ZOMBIE SEDICTION BY Morgan Fox is not your usual zombie story, it is so much better. There is no world ending zombie vs. humans fight, which I like. This is actually a love story between very good friends who almost find out too late how much they really mean to each other, beyond friendship.

Tristan Davis wakes up in the morgue with no memory as to how he got there. He is not alive but he is not dead, he is not a zombie since there is nothing falling off of him, but his skin tone is very pale and ashy in color. His first thought is to get to his best friend Lydia Lockhart for help. She is the smart one and will know what to do and how to get him to be human again. He is naked and knows that going around town with nothing on would get him looks, he is trying to avoid being looked at because he is suppose to be dead. He finally spots a white lab coat hanging in the morgue, but no pants.

Lydia is startled when she is woken up by Tristan in her room. She is not sure what is going on since earlier that evening she attended a memorial service for him. In true Tristan form he asks her if it was well attended. Of course it was since he was one of the most popular people in high school and now in college. She on the other hand was a beautiful, brainy geek, who was picked on a few times until Tristan made sure that no one bothered her. The two of them have been best friends since elementary school. They talk for a while and both confess that they have been in love with each other for a long time and that for how ever long they have been given this second chance they are going to be spending it together.

Tristan would like nothing more than to spend it in bed with Lydia. But she wants more then a few days and is determined to help Tristan find out what happened to him and find a cure. Her scientific brain tells her that there has to be a cure because it is not possible for him to up moving around and not dead. Tristan cannot remember what happened to him except that his friend Tim was somehow involved. Tim is a diver and they find him at the college pool. He is very reluctant and scared to tell her anything. He finally gives in and tells them both that he took Tristan to a psychic. Little by little Tristan starts to remember a little bit, he remembers she had cobalt-blue eyes.

Once they arrive at the physic's shop Tristan knows when they enter that the lady behind the counter is not the person they are looking for. Here is where I am going to leave you hanging, because this is where the excitement starts. From here there are witches, poisons, and false accusations. I recommend ZOMIE SEDUCTION to anyone that likes a well written love story with a happily ever after and with some paranormal thrown in. I say again this is not your typical zombie story, it is better.