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Panty Raid @ Zombie High

by Rusty Fischer (Goodreads Author)

3.7 of 5 stars 3.70 · rating details · 23 ratings · 15 reviews

Toby’s best friend, and unrequited love, Molly Harper has gone missing. Molly’s boyfriend, “Spud,” thinks he knows where she’s been taken: the mysterious Zombie High, where Spud’s father just happens to be in charge of the top-secret medical facility famous for its work rehabilitating teenage zombies.

Armed with blueprints, passwords, keys and codes, Spud and Toby are ready...more

Kindle Edition, 109 pages

Published October 26th 2011 by Decadent Publishing Company, LLC

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Dec 01, 2011 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

I gave this book 3.5 rating on my blog, but rounded up.

I'm a newbie to the Zombie Craze. Yes, I watch The Walking Dead, but only just recently, and I fast-forward through the really yucky parts. And though I have a few sitting on my bookshelf, I haven't actually read any zombie-centric books. So when author Rusty Fischer offered me a copy of his book, I happily jumped at the chance to dig in...so to speak.

With a name like Panty Raid at Zombie High, you expect a funny, sort of tongue-in-cheek boo...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Mary Davis rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: YA readers, horror/paranormal readers

Shelves: books-read-2012

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. B&N Synopsis:

"Toby’s best friend, and unrequited love, Molly Harper has gone missing. Molly’s boyfriend, “Spud,” thinks he knows where she’s been taken: the mysterious Zombie High, where Spud’s father just happens to be in charge of the top-secret medical facility famous for its work rehabilitating teenage zombies.

Armed with blueprints, passwords, keys and codes, Spud and Toby are ready to make an all-out assault on Zombie High and rescue their fair Molly. There’s just one problem: Toby and...more B&N Synopsis:

"Toby’s best friend, and unrequited love, Molly Harper has gone missing. Molly’s boyfriend, “Spud,” thinks he knows where she’s been taken: the mysterious Zombie High, where Spud’s father just happens to be in charge of the top-secret medical facility famous for its work rehabilitating teenage zombies.

Armed with blueprints, passwords, keys and codes, Spud and Toby are ready to make an all-out assault on Zombie High and rescue their fair Molly. There’s just one problem: Toby and Spud are the biggest wimps at Cypress Cove High and need some muscle along for the ride in case any of the zombies get loose.

That’s where Boner and Zack come in. Two of the football team’s biggest players, the jocks are easily conned into joining Spud and Toby on their fictional “panty raid” the minute Spud calls them “chicken” for not accepting his challenge to spend the night at Zombie High.

When Zack and Boner show up to accept the challenge, however, they don’t come alone; they bring their two girlfriends, Lilac and Haley, along for the ride. With events spiraling out of control and zombies lurking around every corner, will Toby and Spud even survive their night at Zombie High, let alone rescue Molly?"

I will say that I did not enjoy this one AS much as I enjoyed Zombies Don't Cry. I had a harder time enjoying the voice coming from the page, it took me over halfway through the book to adjust - about the time the action really kicked in was when I stopped noticing the intrusive narrative that the main character was giving. Why it annoyed me in this book, and not the other? I'm not quite sure. Maybe because I identified more with Maddy than Toby. I am a girl, after all.

However, I really enjoyed the last half of the book. There were some plot twists that sorta surprised me. The ending - the epilogue - really surprised me. Not that I'm squeemish about violence, nor do I have kids, but there is something disturbing about kids and revenge. So Toby jumping out of the truck to confront and maybe kill Lilac got to me, left me a bit...unsettled? Disgruntled? Ack, well, anyway, I did enjoy this book, and will definately be reading more of Rusty's books :)(less)

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Jul 23, 2012 Smash added it

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For those who aren't in the know, Rusty Fischer is kinda funny. He takes the zombie genre and pokes fun at it, but keeps his stories interesting and entertaining as hell. I read Zombies Don't Cry and was greatly amused, especially be the mean, spineless, snarky asshat Zerkers.I received Panty Raid @ Zombie Highfrom Rusty and completely forgot to review it for him. I'm a terrible book blogger, I know, but I am now highlighting it because it is worth reading.

Toby, our...more

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Mar 26, 2012 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, action-adventure, non-erotic, paranormal, science-fiction-fantasy, young-adult

Originally posted at: http://aurorareviews.blogspot.com/201...

While Zombie High’s not quite the higher level of learning you might think, it is a zombie rehabilitation center which has, surprisingly enough, had some success by way of Zombie Panties. When Toby’s best friend – and secret crush – disappears, it’s up to him and her boyfriend, Spud, to find her. Trouble is, they kind of already know where she is… at Zombie High. Even with backup, things don’t go quite as planned as there is more than...more Originally posted at: http://aurorareviews.blogspot.com/201...

While Zombie High’s not quite the higher level of learning you might think, it is a zombie rehabilitation center which has, surprisingly enough, had some success by way of Zombie Panties. When Toby’s best friend – and secret crush – disappears, it’s up to him and her boyfriend, Spud, to find her. Trouble is, they kind of already know where she is… at Zombie High. Even with backup, things don’t go quite as planned as there is more than just one plot afoot. Will any of them make it out alive? Or even undead?

Toby is your typical geeky teen. He’s awkward, he’s clueless, and he’s a little bit oblivious. He’s also awfully endearing in an annoying, hormone-infused, kind of way the more time you spend with him. Toby is nothing you’d expect once you get to know him better. As his internal struggles surface while dealing with lies, betrayal, and zombies, you really start to like the guy because he has real heart. I love the fact that, just when you think you have him – and his friends – figured out, they throw you for a complete loop and do something unexpected.

Fighting alongside Toby are two jocks and their girlfriends who are hoodwinked into thinking they are just going for a late-night panty raid over at Zombie High. Joke’s on them when they run into more than some electronic cattle-prod underwear, however. It’s a lot of fun to watch the BMOC go from being the in-crowd to being reduced to a puddle of quivering boy-man when faced with their worst nightmares. These sidekicks are having their shining moment one minute and an epic ‘doh’ moment shortly after. The jock half of these sidekicks, especially, bring some added comic relief to the mix.

Panty Raid @ Zombie High reads a lot like one of those old horror B-movies, but in a good way. It’s silly, it’s campy, and it’s a whole lot of fun wrapped into one adventurous zombie story. It combines the horror and disgustingness of a zombie attack with high school drama and lots of humor. Highly entertaining and a little more than a tad gross in parts, Panty Raid @ Zombie High is an enlightening twist on the newest zombie craze for sure.
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Feb 14, 2012 Julie-anne rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book is written in 1st person but it's that annoying first person style where the narrator is talking to you (the reader) and asking questions and such. I am not a fan of this style, it bugs me. Write in first, second, third person - fine, but I just don't like the narrator asking me questions.

The story itself had a good basis. There was a zombie outbreak and the government are trying to rehabilitate the teenage zombie by using "zombie panties", which are kind of like those horrible shock c...more

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Jun 11, 2012 Shandy Jo rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, zombie, urban-fantasy, horror, reviews-2012

I was reading Vampire's Drool Zombie's Rule and Zombie's Don't Cry when I request this book so I was kind of on a Rusty Fischer roll. I thought it would be pretty much the same as these two as they had simular form. Boy was I wrong. While it still has Mr Fischer's style and flare, it's not the same.
Toby and Spud are two human teens who plan to save their friend Molly from Zombie High. Not what your thinking well at least it wasn't what I was thinking. But before they young men can save Molly the...more

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Feb 25, 2012 J.a. Campbell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

Panty Raid at Zombie High by Rusty Fisher.

I’ve read some of Rusty Fisher’s other stories and he never disappoints. His writing is tight, his imagery is good and I will never look at a turkey dinner the same way again after reading Panty Raid. Somehow, he makes being a zombie… cool…

It’s always hard when two friends are hot over the same girl, especially one who happens to be their best friend. Still friendships are maintained until the unthinkable happens… the Toby’s two best friends, Molly and...more

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Dec 03, 2011 Jord¥n rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-on-kindle, zombies, young-adult, lmao

WARNING: do not drink mt. Dew while reading this book.

I really quite enjoyed this book. I'm a huge fan of rusty fischer's other zombie book, zombies don't cry, so I decided to give this one a go. Let me tell you, I'm glad I gave this one a shot!

Do you remember those horror movies that are corny but you love them anyway because they make you smile and laugh? Well, panty raid @ zombie high is my corny horror book since, well, its the only book that has made mt. Dew code red spray outa my nose from...more WARNING: do not drink mt. Dew while reading this book.

I really quite enjoyed this book. I'm a huge fan of rusty fischer's other zombie book, zombies don't cry, so I decided to give this one a go. Let me tell you, I'm glad I gave this one a shot!

Do you remember those horror movies that are corny but you love them anyway because they make you smile and laugh? Well, panty raid @ zombie high is my corny horror book since, well, its the only book that has made mt. Dew code red spray outa my nose from laughing so much. Which made me laugh even more due to the irony that I have red "bloodlike" liquid dripping over me while reading a zombie book. You'll never see that on a hallmark card ;D

I loved the idea of electrified panties. I thought that was a fresh, hilarious idea which I haven't read in any oother zombie book, that was a major plus. In his other book, zombies don't cry, we also see the use of electricity being used to create a zombie. I was glad to read about that again.

The characters weren't the best, I couldn't really find any connection with any of them. I did love their names though! Spud, boner, lilac, need I say more? I espically liked boner, quite the name for a jock! LMAO!!!!

My favorite part of this entire book was when zack (another jock) kills a zombie with a soda can. Come on, a soda can?? Never heard that one before, brilliant idea!!! I would love to see that scene in a zombie movie :D

Favorite quotes:
"Spud snorts and says derisively,"zombies can't pee, haley, or cry or bleed or breathe or sleep or eat happy meals, for that matter. They're dead, remember?"

"I'm waiting for one of the girls to "ooh" or "ahh" the way they always do in moves when one of those vampire twinks shows up with his shirt off."

In the end I loved this book. Its funny as hell, has some really gory parts and electrified panties, what more could a girl ask for? Lol!

Id recommend this book to anyone who loves zombies and wants a quick, fun, unique read. Hopefully no one has mt. Dew coming outa their noses. I warn you, it burns!!(less)

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Aug 09, 2012 Michelle (In Libris Veritas) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: zombies, young-adult, kindle

This is my second novel from Rusty Fischer and it’s just as fantastic as the first one I read (Ushers Inc.). It certainly has me wanting to read another, so I guess it’s a good thing I have two more of his just waiting to devoured on my Kindle.

If you are familiar with any of his novels then this one won’t disappoint, it has what I’m starting to call “classic Fischer” style. He takes a rather serious and gory topic, zombies, and makes them…super enjoyable. They are still the hungry in the scaries...more This is my second novel from Rusty Fischer and it’s just as fantastic as the first one I read (Ushers Inc.). It certainly has me wanting to read another, so I guess it’s a good thing I have two more of his just waiting to devoured on my Kindle.

If you are familiar with any of his novels then this one won’t disappoint, it has what I’m starting to call “classic Fischer” style. He takes a rather serious and gory topic, zombies, and makes them…super enjoyable. They are still the hungry in the scariest possible way, and the gore is still very present (it made me gag at one point). But Fischer somehow manages to make it feel like a light read by giving the main character, Toby, a comedic yet wholly believable voice. I get Toby, he’s a geek and like me his mind goes to weird places even under stress. The comparisons he threw out made me chuckle but it also really got the point across and actually made certain things even clearer. To some it up, it has a sort of…tongue-in-cheek kind of feel to it. The plot is certainly different and a new take on zombies, I love that there is a whole building devoted to the undead and i love the fact that teenage zombies are being ‘rehabilitated’.

The characters are fantastic as well. I’ve talked about Toby already and how his voice really lends a great amount of wit tot he story. Spud is…well I didn’t like him at all, even in the beginning. He’s a good character because I could easily picture him and I got his reasoning, and I did kind of like his rather pathetic outlook. Boner and Zack are the typical high school jocks, brutish and rather stupid…but these guys take it a bit farther and then there is Lilac and Hailey. Hailey is the tag along pretty girl…but Lilac is a totally different breed and to be honest she kind of creeped me out. She’s popular and pretty, she’s also kind of brain dead or at least acts like it but the way she’s described at times just gave me a disturbing mental image of her. After awhile I didn’t see her as stupid, I saw her as a tad unconcerned and that’s just weird.

It’s a fairly quick read and great if you are in the mood for some creepy fun.(less)

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Jul 17, 2012 Katy rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: those who enjoy monster books, esp. zombies

Shelves: ebook

Book Info: Genre: Horror Parody Reading Level: Young Adult

Disclosure: I picked up a copy while it was free on Amazon and am happy to provide an honest review.

Synopsis: Toby’s best friend, and unrequited love, Molly Harper has gone missing. Molly’s boyfriend, “Spud,” thinks he knows where she’s been taken: the mysterious Zombie High, where Spud’s father just happens to be in charge of the top-secret medical facility famous for its work rehabilitating teenage zombies.

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Jan 01, 2013 Richard (Bound & Determined...) rated it 5 of 5 stars

There are books that you read that infect your brain. That affect the chemistry of how you think and react and deal with life. Panty Raid @ Zombie High is one of those books. Here’s an example: there’s a scene involving rat brains. Today at PetsMart, we were looking at the guinea pigs, and there happened to be a fancy rat (yes, they labeled it as “fancy,” though I’d never describe a rat as “fancy”)in the cage next to the pigs, and I couldn’t look at the rat without thinking of it as a source of...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Katrina Tinnon rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book is a decent read. I was hoping it was going to be a lot like Zombies Don't Cry, but it wasn’t. The story line was very interesting, and there was great back story on the characters. The main character got on my nerves though. He is your typical teenage boy. The thing I found annoying was his constant inner commentary about female anatomy. Although I’ve been told that all boys that age think like this. So I don’t completely hold this against Toby. Molly is a very strong character when s...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Shanyn Hosier rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: dystopian-fantasy, paranormal

I spent an enjoyable afternoon reading this amusing lark. The zombie plot was tongue-in-cheek implausible but fun. Horror is most definitely not my milieu, but the title was irresistible, and the story reads like a clever send-up of the genre. Fischer's first person stream of consciousness point of view has a smart, authentically adolescent voice that rings through. And while no serious attempt is made to convey any meaningful purpose, the zombie angle is an interesting way to portray high schoo...more

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Mar 13, 2012 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: action-adventure, contemporary, fiction, young-adult, zombies

I'm not exactly sure what to say about this little e-book. It was definitely fun and different and kept me laughing. Although a bit juvenile at times (which, in all honestly, just adds to the silliness of the story line, so it fits), the campiness and energy really carry it through to the end. A really fun and different kind of young adult novel.

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Feb 22, 2012 BD Whitney BookWenches rated it 4 of 5 stars

Rusty Fischer’s Panty Raid at Zombie High is a combination of humor and zombie horror that will make its readers laugh one minute and cringe the next. With a creepy setting, an insane mad scientist, a teenaged love interest, a battle for survival, and enough gore to satisfy the most bloodthirsty readers, this is sure to please its Young Adult audience. I found this book to be a lot of fun, which proves that you don’t necessarily need to be a teen to enjoy it.

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Rusty Fischer is the author of several YA supernatural novels, including Zombies Don't Cry, Ushers, Inc., Becca Bloom & the Drumsticks of Doom and Panty Raid @ Zombie High.

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