The Girls' Guide to Dating Zombies by Lynn Messina

“The Other Harlow Girl” is the second novel in the “Love Takes Root” series and was released in the year 2014. This novel has an excellent plot and is filled with intrigue. Readers adored this heroine and her hoydish, devil may care attitude. And besides, it is not her sister that he’s longing to seduce. Despite his reputation, he doesn’t toy with the affections of innocents. The Duke of Trent is resistant, obviously. Possibly then Lavinia would jilt the baron. Not seduce, but flirt mercilessly and engage her interest. If he’d just seduce her sister away from Sir Waldo. Imagine that, stealing the duke’s prized Rhyncholaelia digbyana right under his very nose! However her vexation doesn’t last all that long.īecause Emma’s a practical young lady with her own mission: ending her dear sister Lavinia’s engagement to the villainous, not to mention dreadfully dull, Sir Waldo Windbourne, and she believes that the famous libertine is just the right guy for the job. She has naturally concluded that the guy reading in the conservatory has to be the country cousin (because who else in London would actually spend time reading?) and is rather vexed to learn that he’s the Duke of Trent himself. Delighted, charmed, and puzzled, sure, but not all that surprised. The Duke of Trent finds her in his conservatory stealing an orchid, he’s not all that surprised. Miss Emma Harlow has not earned the reputation of a hoyden for nothing. “The Harlow Hoyden” is the first novel in the “Love Takes Root” series and was released in the year 2014. Here work is from the young adult fantasy, historical mystery, and historical romance. Lynn’s debut novel, called “Fashionistas”, was released in the year 2003, which has been translated into sixteen languages. Lynn’s essays have appeared in American Baby, Self, and the Modern Love column in the New York Times, and she is a regular contributor to the Times Motherlode blog. While writing “Fashionistas”, she was working at InStyle Magazine and was fired after her bosses learned that she was writing the novel. Now she copyedits on a freelance basis for a variety of magazines in New York. Her first job was at the Museum of Television & Radio as an editorial assistant.įrom there, Lynn went to work for a publisher of TV guides, where she did interviews with minor celebrities for which she was unprepared frequently. Louis, where she received a library degree and at King’s College, London. She studied English at Washington University in St. Lynn Messina was born and raised on Long Island.

The Girls' Guide to Dating Zombies by Lynn Messina