Zombies, I Guess

by Katelyn Rushe

Unemployed Bachelor Bob Smith always thought stories about zombies were stupid and annoying—so it’s just his luck that he wakes up one morning to find himself in the middle of an overnight zombie apocalypse. Dragged from his apartment by overzealous neighbors, Bob must now face the irritating undead and race to Washington, D.C. to find a way to defeat them. Because staying safe at home for two weeks until they all decompose and fall apart isn’t an option for some reason. Laughs, insults, and lots of severed body parts fly left and right as Bob hones his zombie-fighting skills, uncovers a government conspiracy, ends up in a love triangle with two women he isn’t the least bit interested in, and most importantly, learns to embrace (or at least not question) the madness of it all.

138 pages, Paperback

Published December 29, 2017

Reviews

[Cherye Elliott]

Not your typical zombie book.

This is a kind of book for those who will never believe zombies will walk the Earth ..... but if they do, the worse possible scenario would happen to you? Not in the horrible scenario but the kind afterwards, you can laugh about it? This is it. Think Shawn of the Dead....with a twist.

Enjoyed this book when you have an afternoon of not wanting to worry about life.

[Linda Ramsey]

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Stupid book, sorry I read it. Don't waste your time on this. If this is how the author writes them I won't be reading any more of her books.

[Tina Bailey]

Funny and Intertaining

The characters were so lovable! And I loved the plot twist at the end. All the jokes were funny enough to not be offensive. 20/10