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    Zombie Leza

    By Vincent Berg

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    A decade after the zombie apocalypse, Leza appears. An unusual young woman, she lives with, cares for, communicates and controls an army of the undead. She is a zombie medium and can teach the living how to survive. If the humans can only keep from killing her, that is.

    Arriving during a final confrontation between a survivor refuge and an oncoming horde of the undead, Leza saves the day. She represents more than just another day of survival, but whether that portends humanity's rescue or the future of the undead is anyone's guess. She may be humanity's redemption or their ultimate annihilation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVincent Berg
    Release dateJun 22, 2017
    ISBN9781941498736
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    Vincent Berg

    Vincent Berg worked in both Chicago and Manhattan, working as a consultant designing computer systems for financial institutions, so this story was a return trip, allowing him to capitalize on his in-depth knowledge of the city and the complex financial issues involved in the story. More than this, the story allowed him to move away from his extensive science fiction background, and delve into some real-world relationship issues. He was familiar with many of the story’s locations, though he had no real connection with the city management, and no run-ins with the law to speak of. But often working on wall street, and walking back and forth between assignments and his apartment on 18th street, he spent a lot of time around City Hall, One Police Plaza and the other areas the story addresses.

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