Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter 2 by C.A. Verstraete

With the help of her charming self-defense instructor, Pierre, she vows to end the horrific zombie menace, once and for all. When her sister Emma becomes a pawn in the growing war against the undead, Lizzie has no choice but to pick up her axe again. 'item_description' : 'After being acquitted of brutally slaying her parents, Lizzie Borden thinks her nightmare is over-but it's only just begunNow Lizzie and the citizens of Fall River must battle a new surge of flesh-eaters, this time with a heartbreaking twist: the infected creatures are friends and family, hidden away by their grief-stricken caregivers. Lying, cheating, unkindness, the horrors in government.'item_title' : 'Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter 2', What do you love?Īnimals, creating, yes, even writing sometimes. There has to be good in there somewhere for the character/s to be redeemed from. Wonderful art, beauty in nature, animals, good stories I wish I’d written! Yes, you can have good in horror. Depends how big it is to determine what I’d buy. If you found a winner lottery ticket, what is the first thing you would do?Ĭash it. Spiderman, though I really am a Superman fan. What is a mistake you wouldn’t make again as a writer? Fun covers, too! (Book 2 cover will be revealed soon!). I also enjoy writing short stories and have been having fun writing some 100 word “drabbles.” Recent stories have been published in 100 Word Zombie Bites and coming in 100 Word Bigger Zombie Bites from the Reanimated Writers Press. Bowen, A Mystery in Lizzie Borden’s Fall River I also tell the story of how the murders and Fall River’s past affected Lizzie’s doctor and neighbor (who was the first professional on the murder scene) in The Haunting of Dr. The story continues in Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter 2: The Axe Will Fall. I love twisting things around, which I did when I gave Lizzie Borden, a reason to have killed her father and stepmother – they turned into zombies in Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter. Tell us about your work, which titles you have published and where to find them? Although I do repeat this old saying a lot, you can’t get blood out of a turnip. What is your life’s philosophy?ĭon’t get yourself twisted up in knots about stuff you can do nothing about. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read.” – attributed to Groucho Marx.īooks and dogs, gotta love both of them. “Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend. The worst? Writing stuff you have to erase. The best part is coming up with an unexpected new idea or writing something you like. What is the worst and best part of the writing process? What are you working on right now?Ī mystery and some strange short stories. Only two? Ha! Writer, miniaturist, dog lover, horror fan, journalist, and more! What was your first work as a writer?

Lizzie Borden, Zombie Hunter 2 by C.A. Verstraete