Die. Become a zombie. Get needled. Do it all over again... In Redby, zombies weren't the enemy. They were just one step in a never ending cycle. Die, become a zombie, get a needle full of nanotech and live to die once more. Immortality. Or the next worse thing. But that was how life went in Redby, otherwise known as Zombie Hell. Cassandra Saratores, former soldier turned zombie hunter (and sometimes zombie), lived in that hell for ten long years. Caught in the endless cycle of death, zombification, and resurrection, Cass became scarred inside and out. When the walls came down and Redby became nothing more than a sensational news story, those scars remained. Now she spends her days in a mental hospital, reminiscing on life as one of the undead. Ten years in hell changes a person. When news arrives that Almesa, the company responsible for the zombie virus and its cure, isn't as dead as they were rumored to be, Cass has to make a choice: remain in the hospital and work toward a normal life, or suck it up and reclaim her mantle as the last zombie hunter? If Almesa's plans succeed, the world is going to need as many hunters as it can get. "If you've ever wondered what happens to survivors of the zombie plague, and if they can ever truly rejoin 'real life' again, this is definitely the book for you! Fast-paced, insightful and layered, this book delivers something for every zombie story lover." - Marie Bilodeau, bestselling author of Nigh
Kaitlin Caul has three great loves in life; writing, drawing, and dragons. She is also a gigantic geek and grew up on a healthy diet of Star Trek: Voyager, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Dragonlance. As such, she has developed a fascination with awesome stories, quippy characters, and things that go bump in the night. Kaitlin was born in Toronto and proceeded to live in various places across southern Ontario during her youth. She chose to move up to Ottawa after graduating from the University of Guelph with a degree in Psychology. Her degree has helped a great deal in developing her understanding of the human psyche and just what gets under a person's skin, but has not found much use in her chosen profession; cooking. Her artistic side delights in the freedom of the culinary arts though, and she spends much of her time at work inflicting new recipes on her poor co-workers. Now Kaitlin lives and works in Gatineau, where she splits her free time between assisting her fellow NaNoWriMo MLs with plans of how to drive themselves insane come November, and delving the depths of her characters' minds. She has published several short stories in various venues, and is the author of Life After Redby; a merry romp through the mind of someone who survived the zombie apocalypse by dying a lot.
