The Last Girl Guide

It took the end of the world for Harper to find love. 
The disease spread quickly, within weeks it seemed that everyone was dead - everyone except Harper McKenzie.  Barely fifteen, Harper was an orphan, but a true survivor - life made her that way.  An autistic loner, suffering years of abuse at the hands of her alcoholic mother, Harper appeared remarkably undamaged, but could anyone hope to survive a lifetime of isolation without descending into madness? 
 
Then there were the dogs; they hunted in packs, and nothing living was safe.
 
After surviving a savage attack, Harper begins an expedition of hope. Looking for other survivors, searching for the security and love she had never known. She records her journey in a diary. The diary of a survivor - because damaged people know how to survive. This is her story; Harper Lee McKenzie - The Last Girl Guide. 

What readers are saying: "A post-apocalyptic survival story with a fascinating, endearing and unforgettable character.  I couldn't put it down!" - EAD Press

"A dark, compelling story, with a remarkable and resourceful teenage character. As original as The Girl with all the Gifts, but minus the Zombies!  I found it quite captivating and I will definitely be reading more of this author." Jan Brooks - The Book Villiage.

"Terrifying look into our dystopian future in this post-Apocalyptic 'Diary of Anne Frank' - I gobbled it up in one sitting!" - J. Burns, The Book Worm.

"Damaged people know how to survive... An electrifying, and often touching insight into one girl's struggle to survive and find love in a hostile dystopian world. Captivating.."  Kelly Morris, The Bibliophiles Bookbag.

"Harper McKenzie will stay with me for for a long time...."  R. Crask, YA Readers Club.