Within an inch of getting four stars. I loved the premise, and the execution wasn't half-bad. The book was maybe a bit too nice and tidy, the main character could have leaned harder into the "street smart but uneducated" direction. A zombie story should be a bit more bloody, gory and disgusting.

Still, My Life as a White Trash Zombie was by no means bad; it was interesting enough, and it feels like the author knows what they're talking about when discussing autopsies, mortuary work and stuff. As a first book in the series, it got me interested in checking out the others.