May Dawney

Survival Instincts

Civilisation ended long before Lynn Tanner was born. Wild animals roam the streets, but mankind is still the biggest threat to a woman alone in the ruins of a world reclaimed by nature. Lynn survives by sleeping with one eye open at all times and trusting no one but her dog.

When she is forced to go on a dangerous journey through the concrete jungle of New York City, Lynn does all she can to scheme her way to safety. Her guard, Dani Wilson, won’t be pnglayed that easily, however. As their lives become entwined, Lynn finds herself developnging feelings for Dani and is forced to find the answer to the question that scares her most: is staying alone really the best way to survive?
Review:
This book was ok. I would've liked to have learnt how the fall of civilisation had occurred as that's one of the reasons I love reading apocalyptic stories. It started off really well but got a bit lacklustre the more I read of the book, the two leads getting together and falling in love in the span of two weeks is something I don't really enjoy or find believable as well.

It was an ok read overall.
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