Cora (Love in the Apocalypse #2)
N.A. Jameson
If a girl screams in a forest and nobody hears her, does she exist?Cora was seventeen when the apocalypse started. Three years later, Cora hasn’t seen or spoken to anyone since that day. She’s not sure she is capable of making sound anymore, and she certainly doesn’t have any reason to.That is until four men walk into her house and make it their own.Cora watches them from within the walls, and the longer they stay there, the more attached Cora gets. They make her feel things she hadn’t felt before, but they don’t even know she exists. What happens when they find out? Can they overcome the communication barrier?And what happens when their little sanctuary is threatened? Cora may be a shy mute, but being alone for so long has also made her a tad feral. Especially over what belongs to her, and make no mistake, Isaac, Trent, Remington, and Derrick are hers, even if they don’t know it yet.
Publication Year: 2024
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0Cora has been living on her own since the beginning of the apocalypse. She's been alone for three years and hasn't spoken at all. She doesn't even know if she can at this point, but when four men show up at her cabin, Cora is left with a choice: keep hiding in the bunker that her father stocked well for her or see if maybe they can be a family.
I loved the banter between all the characters how Cora got in on the teasing even when she didn't speak. She would sneak out of hiding to give them something they needed or take something they had and it was fun to read them accuse each other of hiding things or pretending they didn't see things. When they discover Cora and make her come out of hiding, there is definitely some push and pull between them because she is independent, even if she is young. She will fight for what she wants and what she wants to protect.
I can't wait to read more of this series because both books have been fantastic!
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