UNDEAD MUCH? by Stacey Jay
Dear Roz,
I never ever EVER thought I'd be asking myself--let alone a complete stranger--a question like this, but...what do you do when you're not quite sure The One is The One, anymore? I'm crazy about my boyfriend, but there's this other guy...he's really nice and funny and I feel like I can be myself around him in a way I can't always be with my boyfriend.
The only problem is, he's dead. Not dead dead--he looks as living as the next person and way more living than any zombie I've ever seen--but he's not. He's Unsettled and could go back to his grave any minute.
And the only OTHER problem is that I love my boyfriend and don't understand why I'm having more-than-friendly feelings for someone else!
And the only other OTHER problem is that I'm super busy dealing with black magic and the flesh-hungry variety of zombies and really don't have time for all this love-related stress.
Can you help?
She Who Can Not Be Named
Dear She Who Can Not Be Named (“Dear She” didn’t sound right),
Your problems are out of the ordinary, too. Scary even! Can we trade?
Seriously, I could handle the black magic part. Dabbling in online ouija and the occasional voodoo-type revenge scenario comes naturally to me. But I draw the line at combating flesh hungry zombies. They always go for someone like me-the girl with a little meat on her bones.
Seriously, seriously, love is great and all. Still, I believe you’ll be happier with someone you can act yourself around. Did you know that a person can die from suppressing their true nature?
Not really. But you may develop several unattractive nervous mannerisms in the process. I’d take my chances with the half-dead guy.
Roz
Letter provided by Stacey Jay, the talented author of the hilarious UNDEAD MUCH?, the second book in her trilogy that started with YOU ARE SO UNDEAD TO ME and ended with MY SO-CALLED DEATH. It has romance, it has gore, it has everything you could want in a YA horror/romance spoof. Check out her cool cover below!
More about UNDEAD MUCH:
Even Zombie Settlers with Super Hot Boyfriends get the Blues...
A few months ago I was a normal girl with a normal life. But that was before my power to Settle the Undead returned and someone tried to kill me with zombies.
Now I work magic and practice kicking butt while trying to find time for pom squad and my boyfriend, Ethan, and trying NOT to think about how freaky my life has become. It can be tough. Still…things could be worse…
Oh yeah, right:
1. Feral new super-strong zombies. Check.
2. Undead psychic hottie predicting a zombie apocolypse. Check.
3. Earth-shattering secrets that could land me in Settler prison for life. Check.
4. Cheerleader vs. pom squad turf war threatening the end of the half time as we know it. Check.
I’m going to need therapy (and a cookie) if I live through the week. Unfortunately I’m learning that’s not something Zombie Queens can take for granted.
More about Stacey Jay:
Stacey Jay is a workaholic with three pen names, and a sick sense of humor. She loves creepies, crawlies, and of course, romance. What would a zombie novel--or any novel--be without kisses that make your toes tingle?
Stacey has been a full time writer since 2005 and can't think of anything she'd rather be doing. Her former careers include theatre performer, professional dancer, poorly paid C-movie actress, bartender, and waiter.
You can buy Stacey's book here.
I never ever EVER thought I'd be asking myself--let alone a complete stranger--a question like this, but...what do you do when you're not quite sure The One is The One, anymore? I'm crazy about my boyfriend, but there's this other guy...he's really nice and funny and I feel like I can be myself around him in a way I can't always be with my boyfriend.
The only problem is, he's dead. Not dead dead--he looks as living as the next person and way more living than any zombie I've ever seen--but he's not. He's Unsettled and could go back to his grave any minute.
And the only OTHER problem is that I love my boyfriend and don't understand why I'm having more-than-friendly feelings for someone else!
And the only other OTHER problem is that I'm super busy dealing with black magic and the flesh-hungry variety of zombies and really don't have time for all this love-related stress.
Can you help?
She Who Can Not Be Named
Dear She Who Can Not Be Named (“Dear She” didn’t sound right),
Your problems are out of the ordinary, too. Scary even! Can we trade?
Seriously, I could handle the black magic part. Dabbling in online ouija and the occasional voodoo-type revenge scenario comes naturally to me. But I draw the line at combating flesh hungry zombies. They always go for someone like me-the girl with a little meat on her bones.
Seriously, seriously, love is great and all. Still, I believe you’ll be happier with someone you can act yourself around. Did you know that a person can die from suppressing their true nature?
Not really. But you may develop several unattractive nervous mannerisms in the process. I’d take my chances with the half-dead guy.
Roz
Letter provided by Stacey Jay, the talented author of the hilarious UNDEAD MUCH?, the second book in her trilogy that started with YOU ARE SO UNDEAD TO ME and ended with MY SO-CALLED DEATH. It has romance, it has gore, it has everything you could want in a YA horror/romance spoof. Check out her cool cover below!
More about UNDEAD MUCH:
Even Zombie Settlers with Super Hot Boyfriends get the Blues...
A few months ago I was a normal girl with a normal life. But that was before my power to Settle the Undead returned and someone tried to kill me with zombies.
Now I work magic and practice kicking butt while trying to find time for pom squad and my boyfriend, Ethan, and trying NOT to think about how freaky my life has become. It can be tough. Still…things could be worse…
Oh yeah, right:
1. Feral new super-strong zombies. Check.
2. Undead psychic hottie predicting a zombie apocolypse. Check.
3. Earth-shattering secrets that could land me in Settler prison for life. Check.
4. Cheerleader vs. pom squad turf war threatening the end of the half time as we know it. Check.
I’m going to need therapy (and a cookie) if I live through the week. Unfortunately I’m learning that’s not something Zombie Queens can take for granted.
More about Stacey Jay:
Stacey Jay is a workaholic with three pen names, and a sick sense of humor. She loves creepies, crawlies, and of course, romance. What would a zombie novel--or any novel--be without kisses that make your toes tingle?
Stacey has been a full time writer since 2005 and can't think of anything she'd rather be doing. Her former careers include theatre performer, professional dancer, poorly paid C-movie actress, bartender, and waiter.
You can buy Stacey's book here.