Sonia Rogers is a mother, grandmother, and lover of all things zombie. She lives in Missouri with her husband and four beagles. Sometimes, when her grandchildren aren't there, and her dogs aren't barking at butterflies, she manages to write a little.
Zombie Baby. Zombie Baby, #1
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- ISBN978-1-386-16866-9
- EAN9781386168669
- Date de parution17/10/2017
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Frankie Collifax thinks she has the perfect life. She has her dream job working as an elementary teacher and even though she lives alone, Frankie is as happy as she's ever been. Spending time with her students and her niece is fulfilling, but Frankie is certain she doesn't want children of her own. But when her sister Beth can't take care of her baby anymore, Frankie reluctantly brings India to live with her.
Adapting to living with a child is hard enough, but an unexpected trip to the emergency room will change everything. India is not your normal child, and as Frankie learns more, she discovers that not only will India's problems affect her personally, but they'll affect the entire world.
Adapting to living with a child is hard enough, but an unexpected trip to the emergency room will change everything. India is not your normal child, and as Frankie learns more, she discovers that not only will India's problems affect her personally, but they'll affect the entire world.
