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    Don't Bury Your Dead
    Don't Bury Your Dead
    Don't Bury Your Dead
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    Don't Bury Your Dead

    By Stacy Kingsley

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    After the zombie apocalypse started some people hated the monsters, and some sympathized with them. Those who sympathized lived in fear, afraid they too would be killed for no reason. Amanda Bretz was one of those people. Amanda Bretz lost a lot and didn't think she could lost anymore, until she did. Now she is looking for revenge, and nothing will stand in her way, even the coffin she has been buried in.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacy Kingsley
    Release dateOct 21, 2016
    ISBN9781370368358
    Don't Bury Your Dead
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    Stacy Kingsley

    Stacy grew up loving the horror genre. When she first saw the movie CUJO she learned that you have to wait because even in those last five minutes something will happen. Her love of zombies stems from her desire to find true monsters, not sparkling vampires, loving werewolves, or ghosts who help you solve cases. Zombies have one thing on their mind, eating people. She loves zombies so much she has done zombie makeup for an ice skating exhibition, played a zombie in a short independent film, done several zombie themed runs and is working on a zombie series. This is the first book in that series, her second book ZOMBIES BITE! will be out soon followed by ZOMBIE WASTELAND and the final book ZOMBIEMERICA. Stacy lives in Northern Virginia with her husband and two crazy but entertaining cats.

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      Don't Bury Your Dead - Stacy Kingsley

      Don’t Bury Your Dead

      A Zombies Are People Too! Tale

      Short Story by Stacy Kingsley

      Copyright by SNvH 2016

      I am a zombie sympathizer.

      The idea that zombies were people too was ridiculous, just because they were breathing challenged didn’t make them any less of a person, and they continued to be people. They still had family who cared for them. They usually still had someone out there looking for them, searching and wondering if they were still alive, hoping that they could reconnect. I knew I did.

      I didn’t become a zombie sympathizer just because my husband died, I was one before. I saw how the undead were treated when they were found. They were tortured, limbs pulled from sockets, skin peeled back to study the new structure of the brain, teeth removed one by

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