Must Love Famine (Sisters of the Apocalypse, #2) / Sisters of the Apocalypse (ePub)

Who says Famine can't love cupcakes?

Ginny Lack is about to rise as Famine, the next horsewoman of the apocalypse. And to help her gain her powers, she's agreed to an arranged marriage with a Brit, sight-unseen. Hope he doesn't mind the dirty-talking grasshopper and her dead twin chasing her down the aisle. Aligning with another powerful Famine family could be her salvation…just so long as no one figures out that the heir to Famine loves to bake.

James Derth is the family black sheep because he's determined to stop Famine, permanently. He's so certain his plan to marry and stop the heir to his clan will work, he's promised the gods results. But when he meets his sweet, curvy, red-headed fiancée, she's nothing like the spoiled princess he expected. Her kisses are more irresistible than her cupcakes, but if he doesn't keep his head firmly in charge and stop her rise in ten days, the gods will kill them both.

Book 2 in the Sisters of the Apocalypse Series.

You'll love MUST LOVE FAMINE if you're a fan of:

• Arranged marriages of convenience
• Sexy British heroes
• Secretly funny curvy heroines
• Talking animal sidekicks with attitude
• Fun, fantastical romps with lots of humor
• Quirky, magical towns

Praise for MUST LOVE FAMINE:

"Each book in this series gets better and better! Great read in a unique and well written series. Awesome cover art. Realistic characters." - Amazon Reviewer

"So funny! I love the writing style. I can't wait for the next book." - Goodreads Reviewer

Praise for the Sisters of the Apocalypse Series:

"I loved this wonderful fantasy romance... It was an incredibly fresh spin on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse theme. I'm looking forward to the next 'Sister' to rise." - Amazon Reviewer

"Must Love Plague is quirky and fun, with with enough of the dark side to keep things interesting--and to keep the relationship between Piper and Daniel sizzling." - Amazon Reviewer

"I loved this book! It's fun and sexy." - Goodreads Reviewer

Print book page count: 372