Minor Inconvenience: The Apocalypse

Minor Inconvenience: The Apocalypse

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jan 8, 2026
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LGBTQIA+
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The world ended. Rowan Blake didn't. Armed with sarcasm, a knife, and exactly zero faith in humanity, Rowan's been surviving the zombie apocalypse by following one simple rule: trust no one, care for nothing, and keep moving. Feelings? Attachments? Minor inconveniences. Like the smell of rotting flesh, you get used to it. But when a rescue mission gone sideways throws an annoyingly optimistic survivor into her path - someone who actually believes people are worth saving - Rowan faces a different kind of threat: Hope. Now, between fending off the undead, babysitting reckless strangers, and trying (and failing) not to catch feelings, Rowan might just discover that surviving the apocalypse is easy. Surviving yourself? That's the real nightmare. "Some things are harder to outrun than zombies"
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Rowan Smith has a knife, a blunt, and a God complex. She's trying to keep her siblings alive, dodge emotional collapse, and maybe not fall for a boy who'd literally hide a body for her. There's family trauma, a drug dealer, a murder (or two), and a girl who keeps laughing through it all. This is a happy house, we're happy here in this HAPPY HOUSE. Faith, love, and survival - welcome to the House of Balloons. ⚠️ Trigger Warnings: This story contains domestic violence, child abuse, physical violence, drug use, drug addiction, death, murder, self-harm, suicide, trauma, strong language. ADVISED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES.

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