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Zombie Punter by Zoe E. Whitten

 

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This is a dark fantasy about two best friends who have been planning for a zombie invasion throughout their early teens, and who finally have a chance to test out their theories when a global outbreak occurs.  Eugene “G” O’Donnell and Jake Mahoney filled a notebook with experiments and zombie killing ideas, and now they can’t wait to try out their ideas on the undead hordes.  But what if the zombies aren’t the “classic type” that G and Jake were fantasizing about?  Can they keep killing zombies after they learn the truth?  And will G ever get over his fears and admit how he feels about Jake?


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Note: Zombie Punter contains some graphic sexual content, graphic violence, and harsh language.

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Listed: May 22, 2009

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Not just another zombie story

Member: harmony0stars
January 28, 2010

Let me start by saying that if you’re easily offended by sex, especially gay sex, you will probably shy away from this story. But there is a warning in the Note above, so it shouldn’t catch you by surprise either, and it’s not something that you can’t avoid as you read.

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Member: JodiLee
June 3, 2009

I was introduced to Zoe Whitten’s writing through another story, but Zombie Punter is by far my favorite. Her style has had me hooked from the beginning, but it’s been her ability to create fully integrated and emotionally inspiring characters – particularly Eugene and Susan – that I’m in awe of.

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