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I Dream of Zombies
by Charlotte Gerber
I Dream of Zombies is a cute, fast, little read that you'll enjoy, especially this time of year when your time is not your own!
Rose Lee is a zombie counselor, though she's really more of a social worker. Her job is to help the zombies, a part of the population often misunderstood, ignored, abused, and hurt, siimply because some are losing body parties and often go crazy at the end.
Rose's story is told with humor throughout, and there are some twists and turns throughout the story to keep you going, though a few of the "mysteries" weren't mysteries to me at all.
There are some minor typos and some editing things that did bug me, however (most of the book is told from the first person point of view, but there are occasions when for a sentence or two, it switches to third person).
The book ends with a cliffhanger that really wasn't a surprise to me at all (without giving anything away, this character just kept being mentioned oddly, and there wasn't any point to the character being mentioned, so obviously the author was setting us up for something).
Rose Lee is a zombie counselor, though she's really more of a social worker. Her job is to help the zombies, a part of the population often misunderstood, ignored, abused, and hurt, siimply because some are losing body parties and often go crazy at the end.
Rose's story is told with humor throughout, and there are some twists and turns throughout the story to keep you going, though a few of the "mysteries" weren't mysteries to me at all.
There are some minor typos and some editing things that did bug me, however (most of the book is told from the first person point of view, but there are occasions when for a sentence or two, it switches to third person).
The book ends with a cliffhanger that really wasn't a surprise to me at all (without giving anything away, this character just kept being mentioned oddly, and there wasn't any point to the character being mentioned, so obviously the author was setting us up for something).