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The Zombie Whisperer

By: Steven E. Wedel
Narrated by: Sydney Grace King
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Steven E. Wedel offers four short stories that run the gamut from pure horror to shocking hilarity. First, in "The Zombie Whisperer", a young lady living in a secure compound with a few fellow survivors of the zombie apocalypse invites in a man who says he can communicate with the walking dead.

In "One Night in Benevolence" a man returns to the home where he suffered so much abuse at the hands of his now-dead father, only to find that some things are never forgotten.

"Dead Betty" tells the tale of a scientist who finds a way to reanimate the dead. Unfortunately, he underestimates the power of his creation.

Three buddies on a fishing expedition in Oklahoma's backwoods reel in more than they bargained for when "Noodlers Nab Nekkid Nymphs."

©2013 Steven E. Wedel (P)2015 Steven E. Wedel
Anthologies Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Scary Zombie Short Story

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