In all honesty, I did not read the description. I just picked the first book I found that allowed me to also download the audio book for free. 
 Astrid's Description: Finding a well-paying job in a flooded post-apocalyptic world it not easy. So when Eli Margolis' sister is offered a great job so she can do her research, the siblings are excited to begin their new lives. 
 Eli is a paramedic and though saving lives is difficult, it is something he enjoys. However, the organ harvesting pirates do nothing to make things easier. The immediate attraction for his new paramedic partner does nothing to help either. What Eli does not realize is that Cacy Ferry is unique in ways that he cannot even begin to imagine. Cacy is a Ferry, it is her responsibility to ferry souls to the afterlife. When trouble starts to stir it is this unlikely partnership that must step up and save the day. 
 Let me start by saying that this is in the "romance" genre. However, it is more akin to erotica. Remember how I stated that I did not read the description and just began listening to the story. Yeah, well imagine my surprise when an interesting book commenced talking about a girl's "hard nipples" it kind of threw me off. To be completely honest, the "romance" seems forced...and utterly annoying. You never know when it will suddenly jump in. It is almost as if the author wrote a decent post-apocalyptic story and decided to throw sex in hopes of getting more of an audience. But it was not done in a tasteful way. I truly mean it when I say that it seems as if she just threw in at random. It was distracting and mostly terrible. 
 However, looking at the book as a whole was not too bad. The story without the overdone sex scenes and fantasies is enthralling. I stayed up way too late just to read it. I drank way more caffeine than normal so that I would stay awake at work all because I kept reading the night before. The author had some unpredictable twists in this book. Plus the grammar was decent. 
 So overall, not terrible, but not great. Obviously, I enjoyed the book enough to read the second book. As usual, I hoped that the author's writing would improve and the second book would be better. It was not...not even close to as good as the first. 
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