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It should all be over for Sharon Backovic after she dies in a battle over a wedding bouquet. But, whether through divine intervention or mysterious medical miracle, Sharon finds herself resurrected on the way to her own funeral. Not everyone is pleased to see Sharon back. In fact, her boyfriend has moved on, with her best friend no less, and she soon realizes she's homeless, penniless, phone-less, and friendless. Who'd have thought that dying could actually be the best part of a bad day? Soon, she's scrambling to make friends, make sense of her own return, and make some cash. And, if she…mehr

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It should all be over for Sharon Backovic after she dies in a battle over a wedding bouquet. But, whether through divine intervention or mysterious medical miracle, Sharon finds herself resurrected on the way to her own funeral. Not everyone is pleased to see Sharon back. In fact, her boyfriend has moved on, with her best friend no less, and she soon realizes she's homeless, penniless, phone-less, and friendless. Who'd have thought that dying could actually be the best part of a bad day? Soon, she's scrambling to make friends, make sense of her own return, and make some cash. And, if she really has become the world's first vegan zombie, exactly what is she supposed to eat?
Autorenporträt
Jen Frankel is the author of the "Blood & Magic" series about young heroine Maggie Stuart. The first two books in the series, The Last Rite and The Red Ring, deal with Maggie at ages 13 and 16 respectively. The third (and penultimate), Heaven & Hell, will feature Maggie at age 23, living in Montreal and struggling with her powers and the challenges of life. You can also read her YA sci fi fantasy novel Leia of Earth, a collection of award-winning short fiction Feral Tales, and more available on Amazon and at her official website. And of course, the tale of Toronto's favorite Vegan zombie, Undead Redhead. Jen is also an avid screenwriter and an award-winning poet, as well as a great lover of fish, birds, cats, and all other living creatures. She even has a soft spot for human beings, provided they behave at least as well as their pets. She lives and works in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, but you can count on her showing up all over North America wherever there are comic book conventions and online at www.jenfrankel.com.