Though I jumped into this post-apocalyptic series at book 10, and had very little idea what was going on, I didn't hate this novella.
Apryl is a human who is hiding her very poor eyesight from the people of her community. Her handicap makes her vulnerable. She can't see anything clearly, so when a man offers to let her live in his home, she jumps at the chance. She's willing to offer just about anything for a safe place to live.
Fey Scath has seen Apryl from afar and is instantly drawn to her. Like all his fey brothers he knows when he has met his perfect woman. Unfortunately, humans are fearful and distrustful of the fey, despite everything his brothers are doing to help the weak humans survive, hoping to prove themselves and be rewarded with willing and loving mates.
The MCs each have preconceived notions of what expectations the other holds toward them. Scath is devoted, but worried his attention will make him seem desperate. Apryl is convinced she is a burden with nothing to contribute, and that Scath will replace her at the first opportunity.
It was a cute little story, but as I was 'going in blind', I was pretty lost regarding the zombie threat, and exactly how the Fey appeared in the first place.
This book contains descriptive love scenes.