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    Zombies Don't Write Valentines: A YA Paranormal Story
    Zombies Don't Write Valentines: A YA Paranormal Story
    Zombies Don't Write Valentines: A YA Paranormal Story
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    Zombies Don't Write Valentines: A YA Paranormal Story

    By Rusty Fischer

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    Once upon a time, Sarah and Brody dated. Now he's one of the living dead, and can't remember her name. Or... can he? When Brody asks Sarah to help him make a Valentine's Day card, she'll find out whether or not zombies can still remember what to do on February 14th!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRusty Fischer
    Release dateJan 22, 2013
    Zombies Don't Write Valentines: A YA Paranormal Story
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    Rusty Fischer

    Rusty Fischer is a full-time freelance writer, multi-published ghostwriter and the author of dozens of published books across a variety of genres, from nonfiction to fiction, including his popular A Living Dead Love Story series from Medallion Press. Visit him at www.rustyfischer.com to read more!

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      Book preview

      Zombies Don't Write Valentines - Rusty Fischer

      Zombies Don’t Write Valentines:

      A YA Short Story

      By Rusty Fischer, author of Zombies Don’t Cry

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      Zombies Don't Write Valentines

      Rusty Fischer

      Copyright 2012 by Rusty Fischer

      Smashwords Edition

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      This is a work of fiction. All of the names, characters, places and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author’s imagination or, if real, are used fictitiously.

      Cover credit: © katalinks – Fotolia.com

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      Author’s Note:

      The following is a FREE short story edited by the author himself. If you see any glaring mistakes, I apologize and hope you don’t take it out on my poor characters, who had nothing to do with their author’s bad grammar!

      Happy reading… and happy holidays!

      Enjoy!

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      Zombies Don’t Write Valentines:

      A YA Short Story

      He shows up just after Art Class, lingering at the door, looking down at his feet as the Normals flood past. Flood? These days, it’s more like a trickle. Still, there are just enough humans left to throw him a quick elbow on the way out the door.

      The Art Teacher, a skinny hipster dude named Flynn – no

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