It's SUMMER OF ZOMBIE time! Party like the undead!
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I'm up today!
So... what would Lizzie Borden have to say for herself??
* Read the first pre-pub review at 100 Pages A Day/Stephanies Book Reviews!
So... what would Lizzie Borden have to say for herself??
The Bangor Daily
News ran a fun, five-question feature recently with their most famous resident,
Stephen
King. I liked the questions and thought I’d adapt them and let my fictional
Lizzie from my book, Lizzie Borden,
Zombie Hunter, answer them…
1. What are you
doing now?
Reading. I found a rather unusual book of poetry
recently published called The shadow of death: poems, songs, and sonnets written by Eric Stenbock.
Given recent turns of events, it fit my mood rather well.
2. What keeps you
awake at night?
Not what you
think.
3. Are you a
glass half empty or half full person?
I would say half full.
I’ve learned there are things you can’t control in your life, so it’s best to
look forward.
4. What is it
about Fall River that keeps you here?
I was born here
and prefer to die here. No matter what others think of me, this is my home and
always will be.
5. If you could
have a five-minute conversation with anyone living or dead, who would it be?
I would ask my
father one question: Why?
Links:
Website: http://cverstraete.com
* Read the first pre-pub review at 100 Pages A Day/Stephanies Book Reviews!
About Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter by C.A.
Verstraete:
Every city has its secrets…
Everyone thinks Lizzie Borden murdered her father
and stepmother one hot August morning in 1892 for the oldest of reasons—greed,
social status, frustration… But what if
she did it because she had to?
Discovering Mr.
and Mrs. Borden have become zombies
thrusts Lizzie into a horrific world where the walking dead are part of a
shocking conspiracy to infect not only Fall River, Massachusetts, but also the
world beyond. Now Lizzie enters the fight, vowing to do everything she can to
protect her sister, Emma, and her hometown, from this horrid scourge.
But who really killed the Bordens—and why?
Lizzie and Emma try to unravel the mystery, even as Lizzie faces the gallows
for murder and another fear: what role did her father have in these horrors?
Nowhere in
nineteenth-century Fall River is safe from these nightmarish ghouls or the evil
forces controlling them.
Yet, for Lizzie, uncovering
her city’s—and her family’s—secrets may come at a terrible price…
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