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The first of the new stand-alone books that are the parallel books to the Z is for Zombie series.
Students are trapped in their school and find that the zombies are not nearly as dangerous as their peers. The teens, trapped in the building, must make it safe to stay in, but at the same time, deal with continuing peer pressure, violence among those trapped, flesh eaters, and concerns about their own families and the world itself. Great reading for anyone who recalls their high school trials and tribulations (with flesh eaters thrown in) |
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When you win a vacation, it seems it's too good to be true, and in this case, it is for some vacationers who win a trip to the lodge in the Arkansas mountains. The natural hot springs, picturesque lake, and lush rooms pale next to the fact that this is all an experiment in self control. Will those infected by the "zombie virus" lose control and infect those on vacation? Expect more than a sunburn as the biting begins! The action never stops and it's a roller coaster ride the entire way. With a nod to master, Richard Laymon, this follows a group of vacationers as they try to survive an onslaught of zombies and make their way away from the lodge.
*Although part of the Z Poc series, this is a stand alone novel. *extreme gore, violence, sexual references |
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Beside the still water...the zombies roam.A slightly different take on the zombie genre, Smooth asks if the world be better if we were all neutral and complacent (without violence, greed, hatred, and yes, love and compassion) as parts of our personalities? The road to absolute peace is filled with more than just bumps and gravel when catt dahman tells it; heads will roll...literally. The town of Cold Springs is about to receive the gift of full serenity and some people intend to fight it (as well as the zombies) all the way to the end!
Rain is turning ordinary citizens of the small town into crazed killers and then wiping out their entire personalities. The survivors must avoid the rain, fight the zombish creatures, stay away from the flood waters, and somehow work together as the rising water not only isolates them but also takes their supplies. Can anyone survive? Will they all go smooth? |
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