My So-Called Death by Stacey Jay

Karen didn't know she had a genetic mutation that would keep her alive when she fell off the top of the cheerleading pyramid in front of the whole school.

Now she's head to a boarding school for the Un-Dead. As soon as she arrives bad things start happening. Some students at DEAD aren't mutants like her--they were raised from the dead by a magician and rescued. Those students are now in jeopardy, including Karen's new friend Trish. Girls have been found with their brains missing and Karen and Trish are determined to find the culprit. Karen gets distracted by cute Gavin--her number one suspect and then Trish is attacked. Now Karen and Gavin must find the attacker before they're the next victims.

An interesting paranormal romance--all the elements are here. There's a lot of description from Karen about being a zombie (including brains and eating them). The real killer is one of the plot twists and Karen's reaction to everything is as well. I wouldn't say this is on par with Jay's other Undead series, but I still enjoyed the story.

You Are So Undead To Me by Stacey Jay

Megan's a Settler--someone who helps the dead complete their unfinished business so they can move on. The zombies find her wherever she might be--but Megan's power has been dormant for many years. Or so she thought. Then a zombie appears on her doorstep one night and she realizes her powers are coming back.

Her power is stronger than anyone expected. An old friend comes back, Ethan, to help her control her powers and to make sure she follows all the rules. Unfortunately, it seems Megan is the target for a dark witch who is unleashing all sorts of zombies out to get her.

I enjoyed yet another zombie book. There's romance, action, and suspense, of course. A good combination of magic and zombies.

The sequel to this is called Undead Much? and it's pretty good--the storyline twists a bit. I enjoyed them both and I'm looking forward to the next in the series.