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Zombies Anonymous
A darkly satirical, thought-provoking take on the zombie genre—perfect for fans of Black Mirror, World War Z, and Severance.
The undead are reintegrated. But that doesn’t mean they’re free.
Six years after the outbreak, society has moved on. The government didn’t destroy the zombies—they rehabilitated them. Now, the formerly undead take Neu-Restore, wear identifying wristbands, and follow strict regulations to prove they’re safe.
The public calls them Reintegrated Individuals—but that’s just a nice way of saying one relapse away from exile.
Nellie Carter, a journalist looking for her next big story, is assigned to cover a local support group for reformed zombies. What she dull testimonials, inspirational recovery speeches, and government-approved success stories.
What she finds?
Javier Mendez.
Javier is everything the government wants in a reformed undead citizen—charismatic, articulate, and painfully good at public relations. He’s the poster boy for reintegration, the perfect example of how zombies can be rehabilitated.
At least, that’s what he lets people believe.
Because the truth is, Javier isn’t cured.
He’s controlled.
And when one reformed undead suddenly relapses—losing control in public—everything changes overnight.
Suddenly, reintegration isn’t just a controversial policy—it’s a public safety crisis.
New laws roll out. Rights are revoked. The undead are under scrutiny again. And Javier? He knows exactly what’s coming next.
Because it was never about whether reformed zombies could function in society.
It was about how long society would let them stay.
The undead are reintegrated. But that doesn’t mean they’re free.
Six years after the outbreak, society has moved on. The government didn’t destroy the zombies—they rehabilitated them. Now, the formerly undead take Neu-Restore, wear identifying wristbands, and follow strict regulations to prove they’re safe.
The public calls them Reintegrated Individuals—but that’s just a nice way of saying one relapse away from exile.
Nellie Carter, a journalist looking for her next big story, is assigned to cover a local support group for reformed zombies. What she dull testimonials, inspirational recovery speeches, and government-approved success stories.
What she finds?
Javier Mendez.
Javier is everything the government wants in a reformed undead citizen—charismatic, articulate, and painfully good at public relations. He’s the poster boy for reintegration, the perfect example of how zombies can be rehabilitated.
At least, that’s what he lets people believe.
Because the truth is, Javier isn’t cured.
He’s controlled.
And when one reformed undead suddenly relapses—losing control in public—everything changes overnight.
Suddenly, reintegration isn’t just a controversial policy—it’s a public safety crisis.
New laws roll out. Rights are revoked. The undead are under scrutiny again. And Javier? He knows exactly what’s coming next.
Because it was never about whether reformed zombies could function in society.
It was about how long society would let them stay.
273 pages, Paperback
Published February 26, 2025
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About the author
Myunique C. Green
52 books38 followersMyunique C. Green is a versatile and celebrated author whose work spans across genres, including mystery, thriller, young adult fiction, dystopian science fiction, and personal memoir. She began her literary journey with the independently published Bloodlines: Everything That Glitter in 2012, which climbed to the Top 10 on Amazon Kindle’s Bestseller list. Since then, she has continued to captivate readers with her unique voice and compelling storytelling. Her titles, such as 713, a chart-topping mystery short story, and Grand Rising, a dystopian epic, showcase her ability to explore complex themes and engage audiences with fresh perspectives.
Known for her innovative approach and emotional depth, Myunique’s writing reflects her passion for tackling challenging narratives that resonate with readers on both an emotional and intellectual level. She has received accolades for her work, including an award for Excellence in Writing from Readers Favorite.
When she’s not writing, Myunique is a dedicated teacher, student, and parent, continually pushing boundaries and inspiring others to find strength in their own stories.
Known for her innovative approach and emotional depth, Myunique’s writing reflects her passion for tackling challenging narratives that resonate with readers on both an emotional and intellectual level. She has received accolades for her work, including an award for Excellence in Writing from Readers Favorite.
When she’s not writing, Myunique is a dedicated teacher, student, and parent, continually pushing boundaries and inspiring others to find strength in their own stories.
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April 9, 2025
Book is exactly as described on the back cover, a slow burn thriller that puts you right in the middle of the story.
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