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THE BIG SHOWDOWN
Quinn is on his own. His mom is missing. Persephone is gone. He has no idea where Pablo is. And with forces descending on Zombietowne, and Tripson Falls, the likes of which he's never faced before, he needs friends now more than ever.
But he can't give up yet. Not when there's so much at stake.
With more action, more mystery, and more undead mania than before, Roots is the exciting, unexpected, epic conclusion to the Welcome to Zombietowne trilogy!
Author Interview
What is it that makes Welcome to Zombietowne unique in the zombie genre?
Well, it's not really a genre book, per se. It's got zombies in it, and it draws a lot on the rules and the mythology that surround typical zombie-uprising scenarios. But in my book, the uprising happened two decades ago. The world these characters live in is just informed by that. Because there's zombies.
So it's a zombie book.
Yes and no. Like I said, it's got a big zombie element to it, kind of the way Robocop has a big "cyborg" element to it, but it's really about so much more, and dips into so many other categories. There's a bit of fantasy, a bit of drama, some suspense, and it's also kind of a caper. There's something for everyone.
Sounds like your book covers a lot of ground.
Oh, I was still talking about Robocop. But yeah, now that you mention it, that stuff applies to my book, too.
Is it an ongoing series, or just a collection of stories?
Well they made Robocop 2 and 3, but I only like the first two. If you're talking about the TV series, I think it was pretty episodic.
I was talking about your books again. That's kind of the whole point of this.
Oh. Right. Definitely an ongoing series. This is a highly-serialized dark comedy. Each book definitely has its own plot and its own arc, but you wouldn't watch Empire Strikes Back by itself and be satisfied. I mean, maybe a psychopath would, but. You know, I'm going to go on record as saying that if you're a psychopath, feel free to read the books in any order you like, or read only one or two. Everyone else, you should start with Book 1 and go from there.
Is there anything else you'd like people to know?
Yes. I want everyone to know that the scientific name for the Western Lowland Gorilla is gorilla gorilla gorilla. I just think that's worth knowing.
Quinn is on his own. His mom is missing. Persephone is gone. He has no idea where Pablo is. And with forces descending on Zombietowne, and Tripson Falls, the likes of which he's never faced before, he needs friends now more than ever.
But he can't give up yet. Not when there's so much at stake.
With more action, more mystery, and more undead mania than before, Roots is the exciting, unexpected, epic conclusion to the Welcome to Zombietowne trilogy!
Author Interview
What is it that makes Welcome to Zombietowne unique in the zombie genre?
Well, it's not really a genre book, per se. It's got zombies in it, and it draws a lot on the rules and the mythology that surround typical zombie-uprising scenarios. But in my book, the uprising happened two decades ago. The world these characters live in is just informed by that. Because there's zombies.
So it's a zombie book.
Yes and no. Like I said, it's got a big zombie element to it, kind of the way Robocop has a big "cyborg" element to it, but it's really about so much more, and dips into so many other categories. There's a bit of fantasy, a bit of drama, some suspense, and it's also kind of a caper. There's something for everyone.
Sounds like your book covers a lot of ground.
Oh, I was still talking about Robocop. But yeah, now that you mention it, that stuff applies to my book, too.
Is it an ongoing series, or just a collection of stories?
Well they made Robocop 2 and 3, but I only like the first two. If you're talking about the TV series, I think it was pretty episodic.
I was talking about your books again. That's kind of the whole point of this.
Oh. Right. Definitely an ongoing series. This is a highly-serialized dark comedy. Each book definitely has its own plot and its own arc, but you wouldn't watch Empire Strikes Back by itself and be satisfied. I mean, maybe a psychopath would, but. You know, I'm going to go on record as saying that if you're a psychopath, feel free to read the books in any order you like, or read only one or two. Everyone else, you should start with Book 1 and go from there.
Is there anything else you'd like people to know?
Yes. I want everyone to know that the scientific name for the Western Lowland Gorilla is gorilla gorilla gorilla. I just think that's worth knowing.
166 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 6, 2017
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About the author
B.L. Bierley
14 books1 followerB.L. Bierley is the author of the Penwood Legacy series of Regency romantic fiction. The third novel in the series, "Good Liberties of Love" debuted on May 24, 2013. Bierley is also known for her contemporary literature: "What Happens in Vague Us" and "Comets: A Novel" published in 2012. Her young adult, Unknown Paradise series was released in February of 2013 beginning with, "Not the Angel You Know." The second book of the series, "With the Devil You Deal" is set to be released sometime later this year. You can follow her blog here on her author page or on her website at http://www.blbierley.com. You can also follow her on Twitter @BLBierley.
B.L. lives with her husband, daughter and son in Alabama.
B.L. lives with her husband, daughter and son in Alabama.
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