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* TearJerker: From ''I Love Him to Pieces'': When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's too late for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too."
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* TearJerker: From ''I Love Him to Pieces'': When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's too late for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too.""
** From ''I Love The Dead'', Tom's death - he fell off a horse when he was eighteen and broke his neck. He came back as a ghost, but didn't move on because he saw how sad his parents and sister were and wanted to look after them. By the time he was ready to move on though, he couldn't.
** From ''I Love The Dead'', Tom's death - he fell off a horse when he was eighteen and broke his neck. He came back as a ghost, but didn't move on because he saw how sad his parents and sister were and wanted to look after them. By the time he was ready to move on though, he couldn't.
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' and other similar YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* {{Narm}}: The way the pack of evil vampires in ''My Boyfriend Bites'' pose like a BoyBand.
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* TearJerker: From ''I Love Him to Pieces'': When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's "too late" for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too."
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* TearJerker: From ''I Love Him to Pieces'': When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's "too late" too late for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too."
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* TearJerker: From ''I Love Him to Pieces'': When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's "too late" for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' and other similar YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' and other similar YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
* TearJerker: When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's "too late" for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too."
* TearJerker: When Dicey's truck runs out of fuel, an almost-fully-zombified woman offers to turn the gas on for her. Dicey tells her to get into the truck's frozen compartment to slow down the zombification process, but the woman says it's "too late" for her, that she wants to stay with her family, and that they "always wanted a daughter, too."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for ''Twilight'' and other similar YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the ''Twilight'' protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for ''Twilight'' ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' and other similar YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the ''Twilight'' ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for [Twilight] and other YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the [Twilight] protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for [Twilight] ''Twilight'' and other similar YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the [Twilight] ''Twilight'' protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for [[Twilight]] and other YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the [[Twilight]] protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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* BetterThanItSounds: Based on the premise, you could be forgiven for believing that the series is no more than a FollowTheLeader for [[Twilight]] [Twilight] and other YouSexyBeast titles. But the first novel is surprisingly good, with witty banter, strong art, and even some poignant moments. The characters also bear very little resemblance to the [[Twilight]] [Twilight] protagonists; you could go so far as to call Dicey an "anti-Bella."
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