It seemed like this was all kind of thrown together haphazardly. The story does follow a timeline, but a poor one. It felt like so many things were skipped/skimmed over so there wasn’t much detail to anything really.

The romance was rushed, the story was rushed, and couldn’t find a point to the story. There was no real connections between any characters and they were poorly written. All the adults acted like children, it felt like a bad soap box.

The sex scenes had words like “wet folds” and the completely turned me away from it. Plus, they only actually killed like two zombies in real time when it’s a literal zombies apocalypse.

Unfortunately, just no follow through with anything. It was a bummer.

Overall, I’d say this book was alright.

This story follows Sam, a pastry chef who is looking to propose to her girlfriend. When it comes down to it, she’s completely embarrassed at the restaurant and broken up with.

When going home, a demon meets her in the elevator, granting her 6 wishes, but there’s a twist. If she uses all of her wishes, she loses her soul to the devil himself.

I wanted to like the storyline of this novel, I did. But I found it boring and it felt as if it jumped around a bit.

Sam has literally no self worth and just lets a woman walk all over her yet STILL would sell her soul to a demon just to make her happy.

That part wasn’t bad, a little slow and dragged a bit. The part that I really didn’t like was the last half. Sam knew this demon for literally less than 24 hours and feels all of these things for a demon WHILE still trying to get her girlfriend back.

There were a lot of plot holes at the end and a lot of key information felt like it was missing. The ending was a major rush and honestly? A bit anti-climactic.

The idea of the story was great, I loved the idea of it. The execution just fell flat for me. A bit disappointed because I was looking forward to this one.

Please note: I received an arc copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

Thank you NetGalley for a copy.