All her life, Rose Agulara was bullied. In 7th grade, she meets Carl Grimes who, like her, was an outcast. They become friends, but one day Carl gets accepted into the 'popular' group and leaves Rose behind. In order to stay in the group, Carl must become a bully. He does something that he will regret for the rest of his life and a week later, the apocalypse hits. Rose runs into the woods and survives on her own for two years. Out on a run, she meets two people who accept her into their group and take her back to a prison. There, she runs into an old 'friend'. Follow Rose and Carl in their story of surviving the plague, their indescribable love for each other, and Rose's burning desire to hate Carl for what he did. This is. . . . . . . . .Love Hate. __________________________________________________________ **WARNING** this story contains sensitive content in regards to suicidal thoughts/actions and triggering scenes. please be cautious before reading.

Things happen because they're supposed to, not because you want them to.

I've been walking in the woods for days since the outbreak of the dead, I'm sick of It, it's hell being out here! But after I find a somewhat secure prison with people that look trustworthy, everything changes, and I feel at home, and I also feel like these are people I can sacrifice everyday of my life for them, except one...

(Extra Info. In this book, Carl is 14 years old) Avery is an average 14 year old girl. Had a great life, till the dead came back. Her dad had already been gone and her mother was gone in the early stages of the apocalypse. After splitting up with her sister, will she be able to survive on her own? Or is there someone she meets who tends to protect her?...maybe even love her.

Just like everyone else, Marigold Palmer was forced into the world of the zombie apocalypse without choice. But she'll soon learn that the apocalypse is no place for a kid, and it's time to grow up. #1 in #RIGGS as of November 18, 2018

the world is dying, maybe we should just let it completed august twentieth, 2O13.