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KECK #2
Zombies of All Hallows Evil
For children of all ages Halloween is the only holiday that even comes close to Christmas as being eagerly looked forward to, and truly loved. It's a wonderful, magical, and even scary time of the year. People wear costumes, go to parties, watch horror movies in the dark and of course there's also the promise of FREE CANDY.
On the afternoon of October 31st, across the quiet suburbs and throughout the busy city of Albuquerque New Mexico, children are happily putting on their costumes and carefully planning out the routes to make the most of All Hallows Eve- knowing it's the one night of the year when the rules of begging and not taking candy from strangers are at least temporarily suspended.
In a world where perverts seem to be hiding on every street and in every neighborhood, parents are always cautious when it comes to the safety of their beloved children. But by the time night falls and twilight dies they will learn there are much worse things to worry about- Much, much worse.
Zombies of All Hallows Evil goes where few have dared imagine. It's an epic tale of horror, over 160,000 words in length, that explores what happens when people appearing as zombies do not come seeking sugary treats but in search of blood, death, and violent unreasoning madness. Happy Halloween!
On the afternoon of October 31st, across the quiet suburbs and throughout the busy city of Albuquerque New Mexico, children are happily putting on their costumes and carefully planning out the routes to make the most of All Hallows Eve- knowing it's the one night of the year when the rules of begging and not taking candy from strangers are at least temporarily suspended.
In a world where perverts seem to be hiding on every street and in every neighborhood, parents are always cautious when it comes to the safety of their beloved children. But by the time night falls and twilight dies they will learn there are much worse things to worry about- Much, much worse.
Zombies of All Hallows Evil goes where few have dared imagine. It's an epic tale of horror, over 160,000 words in length, that explores what happens when people appearing as zombies do not come seeking sugary treats but in search of blood, death, and violent unreasoning madness. Happy Halloween!
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First published October 8, 2011
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June 21, 2017
Fun and scary!
First let me say, I loved the characters in this book. They were very realistic, no super heroes or highly trained special ops guys. The people in this story are just regular folks doing their best. The story itself is very well written and was a blast to read. I can't wait to read the next one.
First let me say, I loved the characters in this book. They were very realistic, no super heroes or highly trained special ops guys. The people in this story are just regular folks doing their best. The story itself is very well written and was a blast to read. I can't wait to read the next one.
June 22, 2018
Really a great read
Really enjoyed this story and really loved the characters. Definitely recommend this to anyone who loves a good zombie story. It’s fast paced and has a side of humor. I’ll definitely read more from this author.
Really enjoyed this story and really loved the characters. Definitely recommend this to anyone who loves a good zombie story. It’s fast paced and has a side of humor. I’ll definitely read more from this author.
May 28, 2019
I really enjoyed the first book in this series so I had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately, this book is riddled with errors and is about twice as long as it needs to be. I think that it would take a professional editor and some major rewriting to save this one.
November 20, 2017
And again
I can e book two a chance like book one, . But the style just didn't agree. The story was decent, not my favorite.
I can e book two a chance like book one, . But the style just didn't agree. The story was decent, not my favorite.
April 12, 2019
As always a freaking crazy read from this crazy author or author's my book lists two so anyway really good just absolutely had a blast reading it! Great job and come out with a third please!
August 24, 2019
Love william Bebb so if you're reading this Bill please write more, your characters are endearing and i love that bad guys get there come uppance, now on to the next Keck book.
January 30, 2017
Captivating!!!
Just as with Trailer Park, the first book in the series, this one has been a pleasure to read. Bebb has a way with crafting his characters where they become a part of you and become invested in their survival or demise, if one can call it such. Make sure though that you read the first book so you can find out hoe Josey, Maria and Billy began this journey amongst the "dead"
Just as with Trailer Park, the first book in the series, this one has been a pleasure to read. Bebb has a way with crafting his characters where they become a part of you and become invested in their survival or demise, if one can call it such. Make sure though that you read the first book so you can find out hoe Josey, Maria and Billy began this journey amongst the "dead"
April 28, 2015
Every bit as good as his first one, Zombie Trailer Park. Maintains humor, adds a few new characters, and has a really interesting ending. Well developed characters, well-defined motivations, and plenty of action! And blood and gore....
March 20, 2013
Eh. I didnt like it as much as the first one, although it wasn't as slow of a start.
April 22, 2013
Loved it; looking forward to the third one.
July 5, 2013
The new face of Zombie lit is William Bebb!Fun,gory,scary!Some original ideas!Characters you care about.Zombie in a chicken suit...come on!A must read for horror fans and people who like a goodread!
November 16, 2015
Great story teller
I really like William Bebbs writing he does make you care about his characters and his books aren't overly predictable like some zombie stories are
I really like William Bebbs writing he does make you care about his characters and his books aren't overly predictable like some zombie stories are
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