Review of You'll Understand When You're Dead by Michele Bardsley - 5 Stars

You'll Understand When You're Dead by Michele Bardsley
**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review**
Natalie has been a vampire for three years. After being betrayed by her ex-husband to a cult that wanted to kill her (and thus her getting changed into a vampire), she’s in no rush to jump back into the dating pool. So why are ghosts suddenly appearing, ready to sweep her off her feet? Matthew is a powerful psychic who has just relocated to Broken Heart  to escape a legacy and to start over. When he sees Natalie being attacked by a ghost cow, he can’t get her off his mind.
This book was enjoyable right from the beginning. The instant chemistry between the two characters worked so well that I bought into it right from the beginning. I found Natalie to be independent and determined to raise her daughter the best way possible while attempting to keep “Cool Mom” status. This was definitely a character I could relate to (without the blood diet of course). Matthew seemed to be more of a rescue the lady and follow your heart person with this story, at least when it came to Natalie. The book definitely gave me some chuckles.
Overall this was a very good book. It was quick to read and hard to put down. I absolutely loved it and can’t wait to read more about this town and more from this author. I highly recommend.

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